Winschel v. County of St. Louis
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
COIL, Commissioner.
Respondents (four husbands and their respective wives) owned four homes in St. Louis County, each of which abutted on a strip of land which in 1905 had been dedicated to St. Louis County as a public street but which respondents claimed had been abandoned by nonuser. They sought a judgment declaring that they were the owners respectively of designated portions of the allegedly abandoned street. The case was tried to the court who adjudged that respondents had respective fee simple estates and that St. Louis County had no title or interest in the land.
In the view we take, the…
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