State Ex Rel. Martin v. Childress
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
This cause was commenced September 5, 1936, to enjoin defendant from moving a house from a half acre tract of land upon which there were taxes due and unpaid. A temporary injunction was made permanent and defendant appealed.
It is alleged that there was "due the sum of $74.61, which has been regularly assessed against the following described lands, to-wit" (here follows description); that "said taxes are long past due and that defendant has refused and failed to pay the same;" that plaintiff "is advertising said lands for sale under the laws of the state of Mo. (Jones-Munger Act, Laws 1933,…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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