Huntington v. House
22 Mo. 365
Opinion
Tbe judgment here must be reversed and tbe cause remanded. Tbe affidavit of tbe husband was a sufficient verification of tbe petition. The objection, too, if other[366]*366wise well taken, ought not to have been allowed on the calling of the cause for trial. No purpose of justice can be answered by allowing a party, who has thus far waived the objection, to come forward with it at that late hour. The judgment is accordingly reversed, and the cause remanded.
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