Pease v. Price
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clayton District Court. — Hon. L. E. Fellows, Judge. This is an action for judgment on three promis-' sory notes, and on an account. An attachment was issued in the action, and levied upon certain farming implements and tools, as the property of the defendant. Defendant moved to discharge the attached property, as exempt to him as a farmer, which motion was sustained, and from the order discharging said property the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGiven, J.
Defendant states, as the grounds of his motion, that he is a married man, the head of a family, a resident of Clayton county, Iowa; that his business is that of a farmer, and that the property levied upon is the. same that he has heretofore used in his business of farming, and which he purposes, expects, and intends to continue to use in and about the business of farming; and that it is all the farm implements of which he was possessed at the time the same were seized. There is no dispute but that if, at the time of the levy, January 18,1895, the defendant was a farmer, the property levied…
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