Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Iowa, Vol. 3
Where such contract appears on its face to be complete in its terms, it is presumed to be the legal memorial of the understanding and intention of the parties thereto; and that by its execution they have mentally bound themselves to the observance and performance of its obligations, and that they are only to be held amenable to the law of the land governing it, which law enters into and becomes a part of it. The presumption is, that if anything more or less than such contract contains had been agreed upon at the time or before, it would have been included therein, if the contracting parties meant to be bound thereby.
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