Reports of Cases Determined By the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri
Reports of Cases Determined By the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri
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Field, 192 Mo. 70. (4) There is no error materially affecting the merits of the action. Free- land V. Williamson, 220 Mo. 229; Stumpe v. Kopp, 201 Mo. 412; Manse v. Boerr, 222 Mo. 115; Berry V. Railroad, 214 Mo. 293.
ROY, C. — ^This is a proceeding to quiet title un- der section 2535, Revised Statutes 1909. The petition among other things contains the following: '*For cause of action plaintiff says that he is the absolute owner of the south one-half of the northwest quarter, section 35, townshi...p 43, range 7, all situate in Osage County in the State of Missouri, he and those under whom he claims having acquired title to said realty by actual, peaceable, open and continuous and adverse possession thereof for more than thirty years next preceding the filing of this suit and under claim and color of title thereto.
''That the above named George Boulware is the apparent owner of record to said land by deed duly en- tered of record in Osage County, Missouri, deed rec- ords, by purchase from one George Mann, who entered said land in the year 1835 as shown by the Osage Coun- ty records.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Field, 192 Mo. 70. (4) There is no error materially affecting the merits of the action. Free- land V. Williamson, 220 Mo. 229; Stumpe v. Kopp, 201 Mo. 412; Manse v. Boerr, 222 Mo. 115; Berry V. Railroad, 214 Mo. 293.
ROY, C. — ^This is a proceeding to quiet title un- der section 2535, Revised Statutes 1909. The petition among other things contains the following: '*For cause of action plaintiff says that he is the absolute owner of the south one-half of the northwest quarter, section 35, townshi...p 43, range 7, all situate in Osage County in the State of Missouri, he and those under whom he claims having acquired title to said realty by actual, peaceable, open and continuous and adverse possession thereof for more than thirty years next preceding the filing of this suit and under claim and color of title thereto.
''That the above named George Boulware is the apparent owner of record to said land by deed duly en- tered of record in Osage County, Missouri, deed rec- ords, by purchase from one George Mann, who entered said land in the year 1835 as shown by the Osage Coun- ty records.
What to read after Reports of Cases Determined By the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Missouri. Supreme Court to read onlineMoreLess
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