80 Iowa 151 | Iowa | 1890
— The petition alleges that plaintiff is the owner of a Buckeye power and grinder, a Hocking Valley corn-sheller, one cow, anda “two and one-half inch Studebaker wagon,” and entitled to the immediate possession thereof ; that the property described was wrongfully taken from his possession by defendant John Holbrook, by direction of defendant B. M. Halstead, under a pretended chattel mortgage purporting to have been executed by plaintiff, and is wrongfully detained by them; that the pretended mortgage was never executed by plaintiff, and is a forgery, and void. Judgment for the property is demanded. The answer contains a general denial, mo dified by the admission that
IY. Counsel for appellants discuss numerous other questions, which need not be referred to in detail. It is sufficient' to say that we have examined the questions so presented with care, and conclude that
Affirmed: