State Ex Rel. Boatmen's Bank v. Reynolds
Supreme Court of Missouri
Certiorari. (1) The Court of Appeals, in deciding the case of Boatmen’s Bank, v. Semple Place Realty C'o. failed and refused to follow the last controlling decisions of the Supreme Court in the following cases: Bambrick Bros. Const.
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Certiorari. (1) The Court of Appeals, in deciding the case of Boatmen’s Bank, v. Semple Place Realty C'o. failed and refused to follow the last controlling decisions of the Supreme Court in the following cases: Bambrick Bros. Const. Co. v. Semple Place Realty C'o., 270 M'o. 450; State ex rel. v. St. Louis, 211 Mo. 606; Sheehan v. Owen, 82 Mo. 465; Neil v. Ridge, 220 Mo. 233; State ex rel. v. Eicher, 178 S. W. 174. (1) The Supreme Court, in reviewing the decision of the Court of Appeals upon certiorari only determines whether the Court of Appeals in announcing the law of the case upon the’…
1Opinion of the CourtWilliamson, J.
We turn to.the opinion of the Court of Appeals for the following statement of the facts:
“This in an appeal by plaintiff from a judgment of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis in favor of the defendants upon certain special tax bills issued for the work of constructing sewers in Harlem Creek Sewer District No. 7 in St. Louis. The seven tax bills in issue aggregate $5,750.61.
“It is not necessary to set' forth the petition in the case, as its sufficiency is not challenged. The petition is in the usual form to enforce the alleged lien of seven special tax bills issued July 29, 1912, to'…
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