· 10/15/1891
Bohn v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.
Citations
- 106 Mo. 429
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the plaintiff properly waited for all issues in the case, including a request for attorney’s fees, to be finally decided before taking an appeal
- holding that plaintiff properly waited for all issues in case, including request for attorney’s fees, to be finally decided before taking appeal
- holding that appellant properly waited to file appeal until the trial court had issued a post-trial final ruling on attorney’s fees
- holding that appealing party properly waited to file appeal until after trial court issued ruling on attorney’s fees, rather than to appeal its earlier denial of motions for judgment notwithstanding the civil jury verdict and to set aside the verdict
- agreeing that appeal of merits ruling was timely when plaintiff “properly waited for a final ruling on attorney’s fees before filing his notice of appeal”
- holding that fraud vitiates contractual obligations
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Judges: Black
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