First National Bank v. Reno
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wapello Circuit Court. Defendants caused an execution, issued on a judgment held by them against J. B. Carman, to be levied on certain personal property. Plaintiff instituted this action for the recovery of the property, claiming it under an alleged purchase from Carman. The cause was tried to the court without the intervention of a jury, and judgment was entered for the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtReed, J.
l. sale: whethei- completed or not: levy Kredeiiv'ery: notice. Plaintiff sold and conveyed a tract of land to Carman, and agreed to accept the property in question in part payment of the price, and Carman executed 1 • “ 1 and delivered the following memorandum as evi- & dence of the contract:
1( Ottumwa, Iowa, November 1, 1885.
“For and in consideration of the conveyance of forty acres of land to me by W. B. Bonniiield, president, and IV. A. McGrew, cashier, First National bank, I hereby sell to said parties stock and grain on my place as follows: Hogs, now on the place and to be purchased;…
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