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90 Mo. App. 253

Pearson v. Haydel

Missouri Court of Appeals

Decided November 19, 1901

Missouri Court of Appeals · decided 1901-11-19

Louis City Circuit Court. — Hon. Jacob Klein, Judge. STATEMENT OE THE CASE. The respondent was heretofore adjudged of unsound mind and sues by her duly appointed guardian, the Mississippi Valley Trust Company. Erancis L. Iiaydel, deceased, was given a power of attorney by her on the eighth day of February, 1896, to collect her loans and interest, dividends on stocks and other money, and lend and reinvest it for her.

Good law ✅— No negative treatment on recordhow we know

Reversed and remanded (with directions) · Decided 1901-11-19

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Cited by 5 later decisions — most recently February 1926

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¶1CONCURRING OPINION.

BLAND, P. J.

¶3OPINION ON MOTION TO MODIFY JUDGMENT.

¶4GOODE, J. — On the stipulation of the parties hereto the opinion is modified by reversing the judgment of the court below and instead of dismissing the bill, the cause is remanded with directions to said court to enter judgment against the estate of said Erances L. Haydel, deceased, for the sum to which it may appear the plaintiff is entitled; refusing to déclare a preferential lien in favor of the plaintiff for the amount of said judgment on the assets of the deceased in the hands of his administrator. The costs of the appeal, the costs incurred in this court and in the cirduit court, to be paid by the plain*266tiff inasmuch as the only controversy between the parties was as to plaintiff’s right to such preferential lien.

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