11 Neb. 297 | Neb. | 1881
The precise questions here presented, with the single -exception of that of the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the findings of fact, were involved and decided by this court in the case of Mansfield v. Gregory, 8 Neb., 432. In that case the questions were raised by a demurrer to the petition, and we held, reversing the ruling of the district court, that the facts stated, constituted good ground for the relief prayed. In. making
In the case now before us, the evidence shows that the deed under which the plaintiff' claims the land was made to him in January, 1874. The judgment under which the defendant purchased was not rendered until the November term of the district court of the same year, and the purchase at the execution sale was made two days after the plaintiff’s deed was recorded. These facts stand unquestioned, and under the prior rulings of this court, the superiority of the plaintiff’s equity over that of the defendant’s is conclusively established.
The appellant has indulged in some criticism 'of the testimony of Mansfield, and his grantor, Ghost, as to the money with which the latter purchased the property in question. While there is some discrepancy between them, which may render it uncertain whether
Judgment affirmed.