First National Bank v. Phillips
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtAlbert, J.
The note sued on herein was for $5,000, and was in the usual form; but contained a provision' reading as follows: ' ■
“We:expressly stipulate and agree that .our-homestead is and shall be liable for the-payment of this debt.”
The answer of the defendant Ellen Phillips is a general denial; a special denial that the plaintiff has now or ever had a lien on the homestead; a special denial that she executed or joined in the $5,000-note declared upon; She further alleges that Daniel EE. Phillips, who was ber husband, on the 28th day of November, 1921, and for some time previous, had been sick, and…
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