Lewis v. Estate of Hinshaw
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KENNEDY, Judge.
This is an appeal from the judgment of the circuit court against the claimants Lewis and in favor of the estate of the decedent Hinshaw, upon the appellant’s claim against decedent’s estate, for damage for conversion. We have determined that the judgment was not a final judgment because a counterclaim was not disposed of, and therefore not appealable. We must dismiss the appeal and remand the cause.
The claimants filed their claim in probate court against the estate of James S. Hin-shaw, deceased, claiming damages for the conversion of various items of property, including, among…
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