Lincoln v. Hilbus
36 Mo. 149
Opinion
This case comes precisely within the principles enunciated in Smith’s Adm’r v. Rollins, 25 Mo. 408. The plaintiff in error had a right to appear in court to have a judgment against him set aside that was wholly irregular but he was in court for one purpose and for one only.
The judgment will be reversed and the cause remanded.
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Lincoln v. Hilbus, 36 Mo. 149 (Mo. 1865).
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