Legal Opinion
Albright v. Kelley
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided June 28, 1996No. 20199PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Per curiam
The trial court held that there was no valid marriage between Defendant-Appellant Thelma A. Kelley (Thelma) 1 and the late Leonard Kelley. It also held that conveyances of real estate to them as husband and wife resulted in their owning it as tenants in common. Thelma appeals. We dismiss the appeal because of our determination that there is no final, appealable judgment.
Respondents (Plaintiffs) alleged that they and the defendants (other than Thelma) were either the heirs at law of Leonard Kelley, or the spouses of such heirs. Their first amended petition was in three counts, to wit: (1) in…
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