Hurn v. Hill
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cerro Gordo Circuit Court. PLAINTIFF in tills action asks to be permitted to redeem from a sheriff’s sale. By the decree of the circuit court he is permitted to redeem upon the payment of an amount specified to a judgment creditor, in addition to the sum for which the land was sold; such creditor having redeemed from the sale under his judgment. Both parties appeal. The plaintiff, having first perfected his appeal, is designated as the appellant.
1Opinion of the Court
Becic, J\-
I. The facts of this case are not in dispute. They are as follows: The plaintiff acquired title to the land involved in this suit through a conveyance by one Price, who, before he conveyed the land, executed a mortgage thereon to Wimmerstad. After the execution of the mortgage, and while Price owned the land, a judgment was rendered against him in favor of defendant Hill, which was a lien thereon. After the conveyance of the laud to plaintiff, Wim-merstad foreclosed his mortgage. Hill was made a defendant in the foreclosure proceedings, and his equity of redemption was cut off by…
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