Wasinger v. Labor & Industrial Relations Commission

KAROHL, Judge.

This appeal presents a procedural and jurisdictional thicket as dense as a bramble bush. The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission attempts to appeal a “judgment” of the circuit court entered on March 20, 1985, even though it was not sued and no judgment has been entered against it. We find the Commission was not a proper party to any existing dispute, and is not an aggrieved party within the meaning of § 512.020 RSMo 1978. We find no cognizable dispute existed between the Commission and the plaintiff-respondent attorneys before the circuit court. For that reason, we also…