105 Iowa 639 | Iowa | 1898
— Plaintiff’® judgment was rendered November 9, 1876. Henry Hanks, by tbe will of bis mother, who died December 4, 1895, obtained an interest in certain real estate, upon which said judgment is by tbis proceeding made an equitable lien, unless it be for tbe matters hereafter stated. Prior to- tbe death of his mother, Henry Hanks deeded bis interest in her estate to hi® sister and co-defendant Margaret A. Hanks. Tbis deed was, however, claimed only as a mortgage, and it was so allowed' by tbe trial court, and Margaret A. Hanks was given by the decree a first lien on the real estate in question for the amount of one hundred
V. It was stipulated that the interest of Henry Hanks in the estate is worth seven hundred dollars, and subject to the lien of Margaret Hanks, the plaintiffs’ lien thereon was established in the sum of four hundred and ninety-two dollars and forty cents, with interest at six per cent. from. December 14, 1896. This is the amount due on the judgment. This action of the court is approved, and its judgment affirmed.