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Long v. Greene County Abstract & Loan Co.

OSCAR LONG v. THE GREENE COUNTY ABSTRACT & LOAN CO.

Long v. Greene Cnty. Abstract & Loan Co., 122 S.W. 3 (Mo. Ct. App. 1909)
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Missouri Court of Appeals · State Appellate Courts
Decided
November 2, 1909
Citations
122 S.W. 3138 Mo. App. 3211909 Mo. App. LEXIS 388
Disposition
Certified to Supreme Court.
Headnotes
JURISDICTION: Supreme Court: In Action to Set Aside Deed of Trust on Grounds of Fraud in Procurement. In an action, ■which has for its object, in part, the setting aside of a deed of trust on real estate, on the grounds of want of consideration and fraud in its procurement, the title to real estate is involved and the appellate jurisdiction is in the Supreme Court.
Summary
Appeal from Greene Circuit Court (Division No. 2).— Eon. Alfred Page, Judge.

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C'OX, J.

— This is an action which has for its object, m part, the setting aside of a deed of trust, covering certain real estate in the city of Springfield, on the ground that it was without consideration and fraudulently procured. Under the authority of the case of Overton v. Overton, 131 Mo. 559 , this action involves title to real estate and must, therefore, be certified to the Supreme Court, which is accordingly done.

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Overton v. Overton, 33 S.W. 1 (Mo. 1895) 20

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