Billingsley's Administrator v. Bunce
Supreme Court of Missouri
Error to Cooper Circuit Cowrt. This was au action commenced October 17,1857, against W. W. Norris and others on a promissory note for $5,643.86. A writ of attachment was issued October 17, 1857, against Norris, and Harvey Bunce was summoned as garnishee of said Norris.
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Error to Cooper Circuit Cowrt. This was au action commenced October 17,1857, against W. W. Norris and others on a promissory note for $5,643.86. A writ of attachment was issued October 17, 1857, against Norris, and Harvey Bunce was summoned as garnishee of said Norris. Upon the trial of the issue raised in this garnishment proceedings, three several deeds of trust, executed by said Norris, to said Bunce as trustee for various creditors of said Norris were adduced in evidence. These deeds are known as those marked (A), (B) and (C) respectively. The deed markpd (A) is dated October 10, 1857,…
1Opinion of the CourtNaptoN, Judge
In this case the deed of trust, declared void by the court of common pleas, conveyed the property by terms of description identical with those employed in the two deeds passed upon by this court in Stanley v. Bunce, 27 Mo. 269. The language of these two deeds descriptive of the property conveyed may be considered as incorporated in the deed now under consideration. The description of the property is so made as to indicate an intention of conveying, not property generally acquired in the future, but property to be acquired for a particular purpose, which purpose clearly implies a continuance…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Stanley v. BunceSupreme Court of Missouri · 1858
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