21 Iowa 512 | Iowa | 1866
The court was right.
This presumption of ownership was not' overcome by the testimony. This simply showed who the heirs were. It did not rebut the presumption of ownership and right to sue arising from the possession of the note. by two of the heirs and the husbands of the other two.
It would scarcely accord with the spirit of the statute or with the broad charity which is extended toward the pleadings and proceedings of justices’ courts, to draw upon them the fine sight, or subject them to the critical tests proposed by the appellant’s counsel.
Affirmed.