Collins v. Chantland
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Webster Circuit Court. In chancery. A demurrer' to the petition was sustained. Plaintiffs appeal. The facts of the case appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Beck, I.
1. homestead-, ohargowith Kteaíi right sertea. I. The petition alleges that Alice McNamara instituted an action against Peter Maloney for injuries sustained by reason of sales of intoxicating liquors to her husband; that Collins was made a party to the aotion, and a lien was claimed against his real estate occupied hy Maloney, where the liquors were sold. A verdict and judgment were rendered against Maloney, and the jury found that Collins’ property was occupied and used for the sale of the liquors with his consent. The judgment was declared to be a lien upon the property, and a…
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