77 Iowa 367 | Iowa | 1889
On the third day of April, 1886, Ira E. Lake executed and delivered to defendant Moorehead, to secure the payment of a promissory note for two hundred dollars, a mortgage upon certain stock, and also upon “all crops growing and to be grown on the west half of the northwest quarter of section nine, township eighty-one, range forty-one. At that time Lake owned the land described, and had planted eight or ten acres of it to wheat. Between the eighth and sixteenth days of May, 1886, he planted thereon the corn from which the crop in controversy grew. On the eighteenth day of May, 1886, he sold and conveyed the land to plaintiff, and received from her a lease of the same and other land for the term of three years. Of the rents provided for by the lease four hundred dollars was due, and payable on the first day of February, 1887, but has not been paid. Lake delivered to Moorehead, to pay the indebtedness secured by the mortgage to him, about or during the month of January, 1887, six hundred and ninety-seven bushels of corn raised during 1886 on the land last described in the Moorehead mortgage, and eighty-five bushels raised on the other land described in the lease, to-wit, the east half of said quarter section. Intervenor Hillis held a mortgage on all corn grown on the land described, and claimed and recovered judgment for the eighty-five bushels of corn raised thereon and delivered to Moorehead as aforesaid. On a former submission of
IY. Other questions presented by argument of counsel need not be determined. We reach the same conclusion which was announced on the first submission, although on a somewhat different statement of facts.
Affirmed.