· 12/10/1951
Zeitinger v. Mitchell
Citations
- 244 S.W.2d 91
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- holding that the trial court's order holding a person in contempt did not violate the Missouri Constitution when the undisputed evidence showed that the appellant was collecting decedent's debt on her behalf and had the specific fund in his possession
- holding that the trial court’s order holding a person in contempt did not violate the Missouri Constitution when the undisputed evidence showed that the appellant was collecting decedent’s debt on her behalf and had the specific fund in his possession
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Judges: Conkling
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