Cox v. Cox
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Qreene Circuit Court. — Hox. W. F. Geiger, Judge. (1) In issues triable by the court, “the court may take the opinion of a jury upon any specific question of fact involved therein by an issue made up therein for that purpose.”
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Appeal from Qreene Circuit Court. — Hox. W. F. Geiger, Judge. (1) In issues triable by the court, “the court may take the opinion of a jury upon any specific question of fact involved therein by an issue made up therein for that purpose.” R. S., sec. 3601. (2) But if a specific question of fact is submitted to a jury, the trial of such fact is to be conducted in the same manner, and be governed by the same rules, as in the trial by a jury of issues of fact in an ordinary action at law, and the parties to the suit are entitled to a verdict of the jury, even though the court may, in its…
1Opinion of the CourtRay, J.
The petition, in this case, is in two counts, the general nature and object of which is the same, which is, to subject the property described in the first count, and spoken of, for brevity, as the Boonville street property, and the property described in the second count, and, for the same reason, spoken of as the Jefferson street property, both in Springfield, Missouri, and held in the name of the defendant, Sarah Cox, to the payment and satisfaction of a certain judgment for debt and damages, obtained by plaintiff against the defendant, Thomas IT. Cox, who is the husband of his said…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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