Epps v. Dickerson
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cass District Cowrt. This is an action in equity, brought April 26, 1870, by Lewis Epps against Isaac Dickerson, John Keyes, and E. H. Wbitney and others, as purchasers from them with notice, to set aside a deed for the north-east of the southwest quarter, and the west half of the south-east quarter of section five, and the south-east of the north-west quarter of section six, all in township seventy-six of range thirty-six, west of the fifth principal meridian,…
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Appeal from Cass District Cowrt. This is an action in equity, brought April 26, 1870, by Lewis Epps against Isaac Dickerson, John Keyes, and E. H. Wbitney and others, as purchasers from them with notice, to set aside a deed for the north-east of the southwest quarter, and the west half of the south-east quarter of section five, and the south-east of the north-west quarter of section six, all in township seventy-six of range thirty-six, west of the fifth principal meridian, made by Lewis Epps to John Keyes, April 18, 1868; and to quiet the title in plaintiff to all not sold to bona fide…
1Opinion of the CourtCold, J.
This case is voluminous. The abstract of the record and evidence covers 289 large printed pages; the appellant’s argument and reply contain 163 such pages, and a considerable of it in very fine or small type ; and the appellees’ argument contains ninety such pages in much the same type. The cause was submitted at such time as enabled the members of this court to carefully read, examine and consider the pleadings, evidence and arguments at our several homes and separately. At our first meeting after such reading, etc., we found that each member of the court had reached the same conclusion and *303u…
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