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· 10/19/1909

Coffman v. Gates

Citations

  • 142 Mo. App. 648
  • 121 S.W. 1078
  • 1909 Mo. App. LEXIS 282

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  • stating an instruction containing a legal presumption which arises from certain facts, is a declaration of law and not an impermissible charge with respect to matters of fact

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