123 Iowa 310 | Iowa | 1904
On March 13, 1902, the defendant, David A. Ehea, was the owner of a farm consisting of one hundred sixty acres situated in Sioux county, this state. At that time, and since, said Ehea, with his wife and codefendant, Bessie Ehea, resided in the state of South Dakota. The claim of plaintiff is that on the date named he entered into an oral contract with defendants whereby they sold and agreed to convey to him the said lands in Sioux county at the agreed price of $59 per acre; that at the time of such agreement plaintiff paid to defendants in part payment of the consideration for such sale the sum of $10 in money. The defendants, in pleading, deny the agreement alleged. As a further
It follows that the decree must be and it is aeeirmed.