· 4/15/1888
Ischer v. St. Louis Bridge Co.
Citations
- 95 Mo. 261
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- observing that the purpose of interrogatories is to \narrow the issues of the litigation and prevent unfair surprise by making evidence available in time for both parties to evaluate it and adequately prepare for trial\ (quotation omitted)
- trial court did not unsustainably exercise its discretion when it entered divorce decree providing for unequal distribution of property without hearing evidence of husband’s financial condition, where husband previously failed to answer interrogatories about that very subject
- default in domestic matters results in admission of well-pleaded allegations
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Judges: Nobtow, Only, Sherwood
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