Nebraska Supreme Court, 1938

Federal Land Bank v. Soehl

Federal Land Bank v. Soehl
Nebraska Supreme Court · Decided March 11, 1938 · Carter, Day, Eberly, Goss, Messmore, Paine, Rose
134 Neb. 254; 278 N.W. 384; 1938 Neb. LEXIS 34

Federal Land Bank v. Soehl

Opinion of the Court

Carter, J.

This is an appeal from an order refusing to grant a moratory stay under the provisions of section 20-21,159, Comp. St. Supp. 1937,

The real estate involved consists of 640 acres of Arthur' county land. The amount due under the decree of foreclosure, including unpaid taxes, is $2,949.34. The evidence as to value is substantially as follows: S. E. Adkins testified that the land is worth $3,000. W. R. Curtis testified, that he had offered $2,400 for the land and that it would be worth more if used in connection with adjacent lands. The defendant estimates its value at $5,120, and Ray Cardwell, a witness called by the defendant, estimates its-value at $3,200. Under the authority of Federal Land Bank v. Citizens Bank, ante, p. 252, 278 N. W. 383, released herewith, we hold that a moratory stay was properly denied.

The contention is also made that the value of the land is greater than the amounts herein set out by virtue of its *255use in connection with adjacent -lands. That such value is not competent in a proceeding such as we have before us was also determined in Federal Land Bank v. Citizens Bank, supra.

We find no error in the record and the judgment is

Affirmed.

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