92 Iowa 215 | Iowa | 1894
In August, 1889, the appellant sold and delivered to J. A. Wilcox a number of law reports at the agreed price of six hundred and thirty-four dollars and fifty cents — one hundred dollars in cash, the remainder to be paid in installments of fifty dollars each, three months thereafter. A written contract was entered into between the parties, by the terms of which the books were to remain the property of appellant until fully paid for. This contract was recorded in the recorder’s office of the proper county, but was so defectively acknowledged that the record thereof imparted no notice, either to creditors or subsequent purchasers,
Complaint is made of the rulings of the court in the rejection of testimony. The rulings were correct, and, finding no error in the record, the judgment is AEEIRMED.