Hodgdon v. Heidman
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Grundy Circuit Court. Action in chancery to foreclose a mortgage. A judgment for the debt secured by the-mortgage was rendered against one of the mortgagors (there were two)„ and against the administrator of the other, who had died before the suit was commenced, but the circuit court refused to render a decree foreclosing the mortgage and declaring it a lien upon the land therein described. Plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Beck, Oh. J.
i statute of advers0°possession:o?°s" Malverse to mortgaI. The facts disclosed by the record are, briefly stated, as follows: Defendant Heidman and John Arends since deceased, executed the mortgage in suit February 20,1872. They both resided in Wisconsin, and the mortgage, and probably the note, were executed in that state. The. mortgage was -gje(2 for record March 21,1872. The mortgagors conveyed the land April 15, 1873, to Goldhom and Barth, who, on the same day, executed a mortgage to Arends alone, to secure a part of the purchase money. Goldhom entered into possession of the…
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