Young v. Stonebreaker
William Young, Administrator v. G. W. Stonebreaker
Young v. Stonebreaker, 33 Mo. 117 (1862)
Headnotes
Appeal. — No final judgment.
Summary
Appeal from Lincoln Circuit Court.
The respondents moved to dismiss the appeal because there is no final judgment or' decision of the court below from which an appeal will lie.
The judgment of the court below was as follows:
Now here come said parties by their .attorneys, and said defendant’s attorney files his demurrer to the amended petition, and, on argument of counsel, said demurrer is sustained. It is therefore considered by the court that said defendant have and recover of William Young, administrator of Nancy B. Jackson, deceased, the costs and charges in this behalf incurred, to be taxed according to law, and that execution issue therefor.*
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Opinion of the Court
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Bates, Judge,
delivered the opinion of the court.
There is no final judgment in this case and therefore no appeal.
Appeal dismissed;
the other judges concur.
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