Fisher v. Paup
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Shelby District Court.- — J. B. Rookaeellow, Judge. Aotion for damages consequent on alleged breach of covenant of' deed resulted in the dismissal of the petition. The plaintiff appeals. —
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
The defendant Frank Paup, Ms wife joining, executed a warranty deed, purporting to convey Block 6 in West Park Addition to Grand Island, Nebraska. The consideration recited therein was $500; the date was June 16, 1915; and the space for name of grantee was left blank. This conveyance, with $1,600, was the consideration for the transfer to Paup of a house in Harlan, belonging to Asa White. J. G. Lewis conducted the negotiations for White, and finally bought the house for $1,600 and had it conveyed to Paup for like consideration, making the deed in blank. Nothing was said concerning the name to…
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