Hartman Manufacturing Co. v. Luse
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Van Burén District Court. — Hon. M. A. Egberts, Judge. Action for the forcible detention of real estate. Trial "<¡o the court, a jury being waived. Judgment in favor of ■defendants, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Bishop, 0. J.
The essential facts are not in dispute, and may be stated as follows: Defendant W. I. Luse was he owner of certain lands in Van Burén county, which-*493were incumbered by mortgage held by one Irish. This mortgage was foreclosed, and the lands sold under special execution November 9, 1901. This plaintiff, a judgment-creditor of said Luse, caused a general execution issued on bis judgment to be levied upon Luse’s “equity of redemption and right of redemption” from said foreclosure sale,, and such “equity of redemption and right of redemption”’ was sold to plaintiff under such execution…
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