Wilson v. Wilson

This case, while in equity, presents purely a question of fact. The controversy is over rentals, consisting of a share of the crops, and cash rentals. Minnie L. Wilson, the appellant, on September 1, 1931, was the owner of a 180-acre farm, the equity of which she had purchased subject to a first mortgage held by the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa, intervenor and appellee, and also subject to a second mortgage held by her husband, Walter L. Wilson. The life insurance company foreclosed its mortgage, and a sale was had under such foreclosure on October 22, 1931. A sheriff’s deed was…