Citizens' National Bank v. Graham
Supreme Court of Missouri
Prohibition. (1) In the determination of the questions involved in this case it must not be forgotten that the regular judge of the circuit was in no way disqualified from finishing the trial of the cause at Carrollton.
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Prohibition. (1) In the determination of the questions involved in this case it must not be forgotten that the regular judge of the circuit was in no way disqualified from finishing the trial of the cause at Carrollton. (2) If Judge Rucker had from' any cause been disqualified to try the case and a special judge had been agreed upon or elected by the bar to try it and the case had gone over until a successor to Judge Rucker had been chosen who was in all respects qualified to try it, then 'unquestionably Judge Rucker’s successor in office would be the one to try it. Lacy v. Barrett, 75 Mo.…
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, J.
— A preliminary rule ha's been awarded in this cause, which was issued to prevent James E. Graham from proceeding further in the cause of the Citizens National Bank of Kansas City v. M. L. C. Donnell, or entertaining any jurisdiction therein at the March term, 1898, of the Oar-roll circuit court, or at any time, etc.
The cause of the Bank v. Donnell, which gave origin to the present prohibitory proceeding, arose in Kansas City, Missouri, and was at the April term, 1897, taken on defendant’s application to the circuit court of Oarroll county, over which Hon. W. W. Rucker presided as judge. The…
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