Bedsworth v. Bowman
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Lafayette Circuit Court, Hon. Riohard Field, Judge. Certified to Supreme Court. The case is stated in the opinion. I. The court erred in giving the declaration of law numbered one asked for by plaintiffs and objected to by defendant, and in refusing to give the declaration of law numbered one as prayed by defendant. Session Acts 1875, p. 61; . Woodford v. Stephens, 51 Mo. 443; Barnes *. Bangert, 16 Mo.
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Appeal from Lafayette Circuit Court, Hon. Riohard Field, Judge. Certified to Supreme Court. The case is stated in the opinion. I. The court erred in giving the declaration of law numbered one asked for by plaintiffs and objected to by defendant, and in refusing to give the declaration of law numbered one as prayed by defendant. Session Acts 1875, p. 61; . Woodford v. Stephens, 51 Mo. 443; Barnes *. Bangert, 16 Mo. App. 22; Alexander ». Lydick, 80-Mo. 341 ; Rev. Stat., 1879, secs. 3296, 3295 Sallie v. Arnold, 32 Mo. 532; Fisher v. Anchor Line, 15 Mo. App. 577; Conrad v. Howard; 89 Mo. 217. II.…
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
The defendant as sheriff had levied on certain personal property under an execution issued on a judgment against Lamar Bedsworth for a debt created for necessaries for his wife, Louisa Bedsworth, and her family. The wife was not a party to the suit in which the judgment was rendered. The property seized by the defendant was, under section 3296, Revised Statutes, but not otherwise, the separate property of the wife. This action was instituted by the wife and the husband for the claim and delivery of the wife’s property thus seized and detained by the defendant.
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2Cases cited2 opinions
- Alexander v. LydickSupreme Court of Missouri · 1883
- Gabriel v. MullenMissouri Court of Appeals · 1888
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- Megraw v. WoodsMissouri Court of Appeals · 1902