Dermott v. Carter
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Jasper Circuit Court. — Hon. M. G-. McGregor, Judge. (1) Tbe judgment of tbe United States circuit court for tbe eastern district of Missouri was a lien upon tbe land in question. 1 Black on Judgments, secs. 413, 415; Baker v. Morton, 12 Wall. 150; McMicken v. Smith, 11 Pet. 25; Freeman on Judgments, sec. 403; R. S. of U. S. [Ed. 1878] sees. 653-4. (2) The deed from Myra Wyne and her husband, Greorge Wyne, to J. H. Haines, made with the intention of vesting the…
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Appeal from Jasper Circuit Court. — Hon. M. G-. McGregor, Judge. (1) Tbe judgment of tbe United States circuit court for tbe eastern district of Missouri was a lien upon tbe land in question. 1 Black on Judgments, secs. 413, 415; Baker v. Morton, 12 Wall. 150; McMicken v. Smith, 11 Pet. 25; Freeman on Judgments, sec. 403; R. S. of U. S. [Ed. 1878] sees. 653-4. (2) The deed from Myra Wyne and her husband, Greorge Wyne, to J. H. Haines, made with the intention of vesting the title in Haines as a means (in connection with a deed from him) of transferring title from Myra to Greorge Wyne, having…
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
This is a proceeding for the partition of land, lying in Jasper county, between plaintiff and John A. Carter and several other parties, whose names it is not necessary to set out. The plaintiff claimed to be owner of two-fifths of the land, but the court found he was entitled to one-fifth only, and so decreed, and he appeals.
■ The defendant Carter, in his answer, denied plaintiff’s ownership of any interest in the land, and alleged that he was the owner of the two-fifths claimed by plaintiff, but the court found that he was entitled to one of these two-fifths only, and so decreed, and he also…
2Cited by1 opinion
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