Stuart v. Twining
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Audubon District Court. — Hon. N. W. Macy Judge. 1 The plaintiff leased to tlie defendants his farm for one year from March 1, 1898, and the rent not having been paid, began suit therefor October 12, 1898, aided by a landlord’s writ of attachment, which was levied on the crops grown thereon.
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Appeal from Audubon District Court. — Hon. N. W. Macy Judge. 1 The plaintiff leased to tlie defendants his farm for one year from March 1, 1898, and the rent not having been paid, began suit therefor October 12, 1898, aided by a landlord’s writ of attachment, which was levied on the crops grown thereon. On October 28th, W. TL Vint filed his sworn statement with the clerk of the court, to the effect that he had worked for the defendants on the farm from February 26th to October 10th of that year at the agreed price of $18 per month, and that there was then due him therefor the sum of $91,…
1Opinion of the Court
Ladd, L
2 The claim of Vint was for wages earned in labor on the farm within 90 days previous to the levy of the writ of attachment. It was filed with the clerk, and it is said the statement should have been presented to the’ sheriff. Section 1020 of the Code requires that the employe “shall present to the officer levying' on such property, or to such receiver, trustee or assignee, or to the court having the custody of such property or from which such process issued,” the statement of his claim. Here the process, i. e. the writ of attachment, issued out of the district court of Audubon county,…
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