Klay v. McKellar
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Blacltkawh District Oourt. — HoN. Franklin 0. PlAtt, Judge. ActioN in equity to set aside certain conveyances. Decree denying the relief asked, and plaintiff appeals. The issues are more fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
In January, 1890, Nelson P. McKellar became the owner by inheritance from his father of an undivided ode-eighth interest in certain real estate in Blackhawk county, Iowa. On March 25, 1897, said Nelson P. McKellar cunveyed his interest in said lanSs by quitclaim deed to his brother Edward McKellar, who in turn, on March 24, 1900, conveyed the same to another brother,, John McKellar. In the year 1899 Nelson P. McKellar died intestate, and plaintiff is his duly appointed administrator. During his lifetime, and about the year 1896, he became indebted to the Geiser Manufacturing Company in a…
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