VanHoozer v. VanHoozer
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appear from Buchanan Circuit Oonrt. — Hon. Jos. P. Grubb, J. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court. I. The petition is sufficient. It discloses two estates in the same land intimately connected, sets out the interest of the parties, the value of the timber to the inheritance, its threatened destruction and the insolvency of the defendant.
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Appear from Buchanan Circuit Oonrt. — Hon. Jos. P. Grubb, J. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court. I. The petition is sufficient. It discloses two estates in the same land intimately connected, sets out the interest of the parties, the value of the timber to the inheritance, its threatened destruction and the insolvency of the defendant. An injunction is prayed for the preservation of one estate, without interference with the other; Chrisman v. Heiderer, 5 Col. 589 ; McPike v. West, 71 Mo. 199; McKinzie v. Mathews, 59 Mo. 99 ; High on Injunctions, sects. 438, 857,…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Ellison, J.
This is an injunction proceeding based on the following bill: “Your petitioners, the plaintiffs, in the above entitled cause, would respectfully present, that on the --day of --, 1881, by a decree of the circuit court of Buchanan county, the defendant, Mary YanHoozer, was adjudged for and during her natural life to have her dower, as the widow of Isaac YanHoozer, deceased, in the following real estate lying in Buchanan county, to-wit: Eighty acres, the east half of the southeast quarter of section 1, township 55, range 37, and twenty acres off the west side of the…
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