Moore v. Brown
Supreme Court of Missouri
APPEAL from Mississippi County Circuit Court. To sustain the cause of action, it is only necessary to refer to the statute; Revision of 1845, Title Administration, art. 4, sec. 8, and following.
1Opinion of the CourtBirch, J.
In the county court o£.Mississippi, Brown, as the administrator di Gray, filed a paper in the nature of a claim or demand against the estate of Moore’s decedent, for a negro slave alleged to have belonged to the decedent of the said administrator, and to have been converted to the use of the decedent of the executor, (during the life time of the parties,) and to have been worth seven hundred dollars. The claimant had a verdict and judgment in the county court for five hundred and sixteen dollars, and on the defendant’s appeal to the circuit court for five hundred and ninety-eight dollars, two…
2Cited by1 opinion
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