City of St. Louis ex rel. McDonald v. Boyce

Supreme Court of Missouri

City of St. Louis ex rel. McDonald v. Boyce

37 Mo. 429

Supreme Court of Missouri·Decided March 15, 1866·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Holmes, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the court.

This case depends upon the jurisdiction of the Law Commissioner’s Court in actions to enforce liens against real estate. It was decided here at the last term that the Law Commissioner’s Court.had, no jurisdiction in such cases. (City to use, &c., v. Rudolph, 36 Mo. 465.) The judgment was for a special execution; against the real estate, and not merely for tiie debt independent of the lien, as in Kiimear v. Jones, 24 Mo. 83.

Judgment is -reversed and the suit dismissed.

The other judges -concur.'

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Holmes, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the court.

This case depends upon the jurisdiction of the Law Commissioner’s Court in actions to enforce liens against real estate. It was decided here at the last term that the Law Commissioner’s Court.had, no jurisdiction in such cases. (City to use, &c., v. Rudolph, 36 Mo. 465.) The judgment was for a special execution; against the real estate, and not merely for tiie debt independent of the lien, as in Kiimear v. Jones, 24 Mo. 83.

Judgment is -reversed and the suit dismissed.

The other judges -concur.'

City of St. Louis ex rel. McDonald v. Boyce, 37 Mo. 429 (Mo. 1866).

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