114 Iowa 382 | Iowa | 1901
A harvesting machine is the properly in controversy. Plaintiff and Babcock each hold a chattel mortgage upon it. The latter’s mortgage covers considerable other property, to which plaintiff makes no claim. Each party asserts a priority of lien. Babcock began proceedings by notice and sale to foreclose his mort-„ gage. Plaintiff then instituted an action in equity to foreclose its mortgage, making Babcock a party, and procured a temporary injunction from Hutchinson, J., restraining the sale by Babcock of the machine in question, and also an order bringing the latter’s foreclosure proceeding into court. Subsequently Babcock filed a motion to vacate the injunction (1) because, on the face of the petition, the order was improperly granted; (2) plaintiff has a plain, speedy, and' adequate remedy at law; (3) the allegations of the peti