Grover v. Grover
Supreme Court of Missouri
Error to Johnson Circuit Cowt. This was an action on a judgment rendered in the state of Indiana. The transcript offered in evidence was authenticated in the manner set forth below in the opinion of the court. When offered in evidence by the plaintiff it was excluded, whereupon the plaintiff took a nonsuit, with leave, &c.
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Error to Johnson Circuit Cowt. This was an action on a judgment rendered in the state of Indiana. The transcript offered in evidence was authenticated in the manner set forth below in the opinion of the court. When offered in evidence by the plaintiff it was excluded, whereupon the plaintiff took a nonsuit, with leave, &c. The final judgment or decree of the court as set forth in said transcript, after certain recitals as to the amount due the plaintiff therein, closes as follows: “ It is therefore ordered and decreed by the court that the said Benjamin W. Grover pay to the said James L.…
1Opinion of the CourtScott, Judge
This was an action on a judgment rendered in the state of Indiana. The plea was mil tiel record. On the production of the transcript of the judgment as evidence, it was objected that the record was not authenticated in pursuance to the laws of the United States. Here follows a copy of the attestation of the clerk:
“ State of Indiana — Jefferson county, ss. I, John G. Sev-ring, clerk of the circuit court in and for said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and complete transcript of all the proceedings had in the above case as now remains of record and on file in my…
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