Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity Determined by the Supreme Court of the State of Iowa (Volume 94) (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1899. Excerpt: ... INDEX Abati. To Aura. ABATEMENT--See Pract. Sup. Ct. '. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT-See Deeds, . ADMINISTRATOR--See Est. Of Decedents. ADVERSE POSSESSION--See Real Property. AGENCY--See Prin. And Agt. ALD3I--See Crim. Law, . ALIENATING AFFECTION--See Slander--Practice, l to - ALTERATION--See Practice, --. ANSWER--See Pleading. APPEAL--See Practice, --,"; Pract. Sup. Ct. ARGUMENTS--See Pract. Sup. Ct. -, - ARSON--See Crim. Law, -. ASSAULT--See Crim. Law, -, -. ASSIGNEE--See Evidknce, -; Practice, -, - ASSIGNMENTS-See Practice, -. 1. Comity--Lex Loot--Assignment for benefit of creditors valid in Minnesota and invalid here will not be enforced in low even against personal property situate here.--Franzen v. Hutchinson et al. 85. 2. Estoppel--That one files claims with an assignee does not estop denying the validity of the assignment where the right of set off is claimed and where such filing causes no change of position.--Idem. 3. Notice by Assignee--Priority--Estoppel--Code, 2119, 2128, allow creditors three months from first publication of notice of assignment, wherein to file claims. Eighteen days after such publication, the assignee mailed a notice to certain creditors, stating that claims should be filed within three months of the first publication "of this notice." Nothing occurred to put these creditors on inquiry as to whether another notice had been published earlier, and assuming that there had not been, they filed claims within three months but later than three months from the publication of the actual first notice. Held. while the three months run from the time the notice is published Email figure refer to subdivisions of Index. The others to page of report. Assign. Continued To Const, Of W...