Seekel v. Winch
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Harrison District Court. — HoN. G. W. Wake-bteld, Judge. Creditors’ bill to subject certain real estate, the record title to which is in. Miranda J. Winch, L. W. Fallon, R. A. Welch, and M. J. Fitzgibbon, to the payment of a judgment held by plaintiff against Seth F. Winch. _ The trial court granted the relief asked, and defendants appeal .
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
January 1, 1888, Seth F. Winch made and executed a promissory note to plaintiff, upon which she obtained judgment in the district court of Harrison county on the twentieth day of April, 1896. In that action a writ of attachment issued, and was levied upon the property in controversy. The court, in rendering the judgment, which was a personal one, ordered that the property levied on be sold under special execution. Prior to May 10, 1892, Seth F. Winch was the owner of the real estate levied upon, and on that day, or when the deed was aknowledged, which was on the nineteenth day of September,…
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