Bank of Liberal v. Redlinger
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Barton Circuit Court. — How. H. G. Timmonds, Judge. (1) Cassie Redlinger duplicates her application for exemptions. John P. Redlinger having left the State before the attachment, and being out of the State when the claim for exemptions was made, could not, for himself claim exemptions. Cassie, his wife, is his representative and can not claim an exemption that' he could not. Steele v. Leonori, 28 Mo. App. 675; State ex rel. v. Chaney, 36 Mo.
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Appeal from Barton Circuit Court. — How. H. G. Timmonds, Judge. (1) Cassie Redlinger duplicates her application for exemptions. John P. Redlinger having left the State before the attachment, and being out of the State when the claim for exemptions was made, could not, for himself claim exemptions. Cassie, his wife, is his representative and can not claim an exemption that' he could not. Steele v. Leonori, 28 Mo. App. 675; State ex rel. v. Chaney, 36 Mo. App. 513. (2) Mrs. Red-linger ought not to he heard to complain, for she received, according to her own testimony, all the property which her…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, P. J.
As near as we can gather from the very meager abstract of the record before us, the *282case is about this: The plaintiff brought an action of attachment against the defendants, Cassie Redlinger and J. P. Redlinger, in which the writ was levied on a stock of merchandise the property of the first nalned of said defendants. Under an order of the court, the sheriff sold the merchandise so levied on, and received and had the proceeds thereof in his possession. The said Oassie Redlinger, the first named of the said defendants, filed an application in said attachment suit wherein she alleged that she…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Steele v. LeonoriMissouri Court of Appeals · 1888
- State ex rel. Fowler v. ChaneyCourt of Appeals of Kansas · 1889