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· 11/30/1995

Mitchell v. Armstrong Capital Corp.

Citations

  • 911 S.W.2d 169
  • 1995 WL 631353

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  • holding that trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void
  • holding that genuine issue regarding title existed, and trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void
  • holding that trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void
  • holding that trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void
  • holding that genuine issue regarding title existed, and trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void
  • holding that genuine issue regarding title existed, and trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction, where defendant to forcible detainer action pleaded that deed under which plaintiff claimed title was void

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Judges: Oliver-Parrott, Mirabal, Wilson

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