64 Iowa 690 | Iowa | 1884
The evidence shows the facts to be substantially as set out in the defendants’ answer.
The plaintiffs contend that, conceding such to be the facts,
In our opinion, the issuance of the check was evidence that the claim was settled. By the issuance, the process of payment was initiated, but not consummated. The check was designed to be negotiated to banks or others who would cash the same. The claim was so far settled that a transfer of the cheek could not be deemed prohibited by the statute last above cited, and at the same time it appears to us that the cheek was not liable to execution, for the money due had yet to be paid, or, within the meaning of the statute, had yet to be transmitted. See Hayward v. Clark, 50 Vt., 612. We see no error in the ruling of the circuit court.
Affirmed.