Perry-Fry Co. v. Gould

Kindig. J.

In June, 1930, the plaintiff-appellee, Perry-Fry Company, a corporation, obtained a judgment in Wisconsin against the defendant-appellant, John H. Gould, for the sum of $7,425.34. The judgment grew out of a transaction through which the appellant obtained from the appellee, for a valuable consideration, a certain farm in Wisconsin. A suit was later commenced by the appellee in the Polk county, Iowa, district couit to recover in Iowa on, that judgment against the appellant.

When answering to the petition in that suit, the appellant pleaded a counterclaim. This counterclaim, generally…