102 Iowa 477 | Iowa | 1897
I. The parties aré not in dispute but that the vendor’® lien would take priority in the absence of particular facts to change the rule. The claim of plaintiff is that, before lie furnished materials, he had an agreement with the defendants White that he should furnish the material for the buildings, and that his lien should be prior to any'interest of theirs, and that he furnished the materials in pursuance of such agreement. The parties are in dispute as to this proposition of fact. We conclude from the evidence that such was