Sturman v. Sturman
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Madison District Court, — Hon. J. H. Apple-gate, Judge. Action on two sets of lost notes. Trial in equity. Judgment for plaintiff as to one set of notes, and for defendant as to the other. From the judgment so far as it is adverse to defendant, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMcClain, J.
Plaintiff was married to the defendant in 1885, and, after various separations and reconciliations, agreed with him in 1890 for a final separation, at which time three notes, for the aggregate amount of $400, were executed to plaintiff by defendant and his mother in consideration of money of the plaintiff which had been *621received by the defendant. In 1891, the first of these notes to come due having matured, an attachment suit was brought by plaintiff against the defendant on all the notes, and judgment was recovered on one of them, and the suit as to the other two, the principal of which…
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