Harpham v. Worthington
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wright District Court. — Hon. B. P. Birdsall, Judge. Action in equity to cancel a certain judgment against plaintiff in favor of defendant Worthington, and a levy and sale of certain real estate under an execution issued thereon, and to quiet the title to said real estate in the plaintiff. Decree was rendered in favor of the plaintiff. Defendants appealed .
1Opinion of the CourtGfrvEN, J.
I. There is no controversy as to the facts in this case, and those necessary to be considered are as follows: On February, 7, 1877, the defendant, Worthington, obtained a judgment against plaintiff, Harpham, for two hundred and sixty-one dollars and twenty-nine cents, with interest at — per cent, per annum, and for twenty-three dollars and sixty-six cents attorney’s fees, and five dollars and seventy-five cents costs. On September 18, 1878, Worthington caused a general execution to issue on said judgment, upon which return was made as follows: “This execution came into my hands for service on…
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