Atkison v. Dixon
Supreme Court of Missouri
'Appeal from Cass Circuit Court.— Hon. Noah M. Givan, Judge, The circuit court should have sustained the motion of R. A. Atkison for judgment of restoration at the July term, 1886, and thus given him such judgment without a trial at that time. This court by its opinion and judgment herein at April term, 1886 (89 Mo. 464), directed such judgment without a further trial.
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'Appeal from Cass Circuit Court.— Hon. Noah M. Givan, Judge, The circuit court should have sustained the motion of R. A. Atkison for judgment of restoration at the July term, 1886, and thus given him such judgment without a trial at that time. This court by its opinion and judgment herein at April term, 1886 (89 Mo. 464), directed such judgment without a further trial. Aikison v. Dixon, 89 Mo. 464; Aikison v. Dixon, 70 Mo. 381; State ex ret. *. Giran, 75 Mo. 516 ; Qhouteau v. Allen, 70 Mo. 290, and 74 Mo. 56; Conner v. Pope, 18 Mo. App. 86, and 23 Mo. App. 344 ; Qhiekeriny v. Faites, 29 111.…
1Opinion of the CourtNorton, C. J.
This case is here on the appeal of R. A. Atkison from a judgment of rhe Cass county circuit court in favor of defendant Dixon.
The record discloses the following facts, viz: That an execution issued from the Cass circuit court to restore the Dixons to the possession of lot 4, block 11, in the town of Butler, Bates county, said possession having been lost by them in virtue of a judgment in favor of John Atkison afterwards reversed by this court. The sheriff, in his return to this writ, certifies that he executed it on the thirty-first day of July, 1882, by reading the same to and in the hearing…
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- Atkison v. DixonSupreme Court of Missouri · 1886
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