46 Iowa 160 | Iowa | 1877
II. As we view the case it presents questions of fact only. The material question is as to whether Hardwick was indebted
We have carefully examined the evidence upon this question and concur with the court below in holding that appellant fails to make a case entitling him to a judgment against Hardwick. Having thus found, it is an end of the case. If he is not entitled to anything as against Hardwick, it follows that he can have no claim against the land, or against the grantees of Hardwick. It is not necessary that we should set out and discuss the evidence. It is voluminous and a l’eview of it would serve no useful purpose.
Affirmed.