Powers v. Johnson

HOUSÉR, Commissioner.

For a succinct statement of the object, general nature and background of this case reference is made to the opinion of the Supreme Court transferring the cause to this court for lack of jurisdiction. Powers v. Johnson, Mo.Sup., 302 S.W.2d 899.

The petition of the cemetery lot owners charged that defendants Johnson and May-sack deprived plaintiffs of their “rights, interests and equities” in their burial properties “by devious schemes, devices, procurements, manipulations, transfers and general fraudulent conspiracy;” that Johnson and Maysack operate, manage, control and…