Rotch v. Hussey

Supreme Court of Iowa

Rotch v. Hussey

3 N.W. 727, 52 Iowa 694

Supreme Court of Iowa·Decided December 15, 1879·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

Adams, J.

i..vendor’s sites or9U1 — Prior to the execution of the deed in October, 1877, the appellant held the legal title. During that time he had no vendor’s lien, whatever his claim might be. After the execution of the deed in October, 1877, he had no vendor’s lien because it was not reserved in the conveyance or by mortgage, and the provision of section 1940 of the Code was in force.

Affirmed.

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Adams, J.

i..vendor’s sites or9U1 — Prior to the execution of the deed in October, 1877, the appellant held the legal title. During that time he had no vendor’s lien, whatever his claim might be. After the execution of the deed in October, 1877, he had no vendor’s lien because it was not reserved in the conveyance or by mortgage, and the provision of section 1940 of the Code was in force.

Affirmed.

Rotch v. Hussey, 3 N.W. 727, 52 Iowa 694 (iowa 1879).

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