Kennedy v. Bowling
Decision Date | 17 March 1928 |
Docket Number | No. 25514.,25514. |
Citation | 4 S.W.2d 438 |
Parties | JOHN T. KENNEDY and MARGARET B. KENNEDY, Appellants, v. GEORGE E. BOWLING and RAY T. BOWLING, Partners, Doing Business under Firm Name of GEORGE E. BOWLING & SON. |
Court | Missouri Supreme Court |
Appeal from Jackson Circuit Court. — Hon. Thomas B. Buckner, Judge.
REVERSED AND REMANDED (with directions).
Turpin & Behrendt and Henry S. Conrad for appellants.
(1) The trial court erred in ruling that respondents' instruction in the nature of a demurrer to all the evidence in the case should have been sustained. Feagan v. Meredith, 4 Mo. 514; 9 C.J. 749, 750; Nance v. Building Co., 140 Ky. 564; Logan v. Field, 75 Mo. App. 594; Heden v. Institute, 62 Minn. 149; Busch & Latta Paint Co. v. Woermann Const. Co., 310 Mo. 419; Springdale Cemetery v. Smith & Pierce, 32 Ill. 252; Pump Co. v. Sprinkler Co., 84 Mo. App. 204; Smith v. Clark, 58 Mo. 145; Railroad Co. v. Smith, 21 Wall. (88 U.S.) 255; Kellogg Bridge Co. v. Hamilton, 110 U.S. 108; Boiler Works Co. v. Sievert, 256 S.W. 555; Title Guarantee Co. v. Pam, 155 N.Y. Supp. 333; O'Neil Engineering Co. v. City of San Augustine, 171 S.W. 524; Barton Cotton Co. v. Vardell, 275 S.W. 62; Interior Linseed Co. v. Paint Co., 273 Mo. 433; Black River Lumber Co. v. Warner, 93 Mo. 374; Brown v. Brown, 90 Mo. 184; Greening v. Steele, 122 Mo. 287; Mayfield v. Richardson Machinery Co., 208 Mo. App. 206; Williams v. Railway Co., 153 Mo. 487; Hartford Mill Co. v. Tobacco Warehouse Co., 121 S.W. 477; General Fireproofing Co. v. Wallace, 175 Fed. 650; Nave v. McGrane, 113 Pac. 82; State v. Kendall, 15 Neb. 262; 1 Ency. of Architecture, p. 85. The jury were properly instructed. (a) Nave v. McGrane, 113 Pac. 82; 1 Ency. of Architecture, p. 85; Busch & Latta Paint Co. v. Woermann Const. Co., 310 Mo. 419; Kurth v. Morgan, 277 S.W. 50; State ex rel. Robertson v. Hope, 102 Mo. 410; Flaherty v. Transit Co., 207 Mo. 318; Root v. Railroad, 237 Mo. 640; Lowry v. Fire Ins. Co., 219 Mo. App. 121; Burgess v. Garvin, 219 Mo. App. 162; Walter v. Portland Cement Co., 250 S.W. 587. (b) Busch & Latta Paint Co. v. Woermann Const. Co., 310 Mo. 419; State ex rel. Robertson v. Hope, 102 Mo. 410; Christian v. Life Ins. Co., 143 Mo. 460; Moore v. Transit Co., 193 Mo. 411. (c) Wright v. Sanderson, 20 Mo. App. 534; Hirt v. Hahn, 61 Mo. 496; Spink v. Mueller, 77 Mo. App. 85; Walter v. Huggins, 164 Mo. App. 69; Simons v. Wittmann, 113 Mo. App. 357; Drainage District v. Surety Co., 252 Mo. 543. (3) Plaintiffs were not improperly joined. Ellis v. Harrison, 104 Mo. 270; St. Louis to use v. Von Phul, 133 Mo. 561. (4) The court erred in sustaining the motion for new trial and erred in sustaining the motion in arrest of judgment. Points and Authorities above. (5) The appeal was properly taken. R.S. 1919, sec. 1471.
Chas. A. Loomis and Halbert H. McCluer for respondents.
(1) Under the pleadings and evidence the appellants were not entitled to recover. Clamorgan v. Grisse, 1 Mo. 141; Lane v. Price, 5 Mo. 101; Singleton v. Fore, 7 Mo. 515; Gooch v. Conner, 8 Mo. 391; Bunce v. Beck, 43 Mo. 266; Pearson v. Carson, 69 Mo. 550; County of Johnson v. Wood, 84 Mo. 489; Boyd v. Paul, 125 Mo. 9; State ex rel. v. Hoshaw, 98 Mo. 358; Tracy v. Iron Works Co., 104 Mo. 103; Jones v. Shepley, 90 Mo. 307; Troggles v. Collison, 143 Mo. 527; Schmidt v. Pfarr, 2 N.E. 522; Lake City Mill Co. v. McVearr, 20 N.W. 233; Richardson v. Taylor, 136 Mass. 143; Page v. Wilson, 37 Mich. 415; Furber v. Barns, 19 N.W. 728; Briere v. Taylor, 126 Wis. 347; Stewart v. Parnell, 147 Pa. St. 523; Hilliker v. Francisco, 65 Mo. 603; Redheffer v. Lethe, 15 Mo. App. 12; Butts v. McMurry, 74 Mo. App. 526; Lansden v. McCarty, 45 Mo. 106; McQueen v. Chateau, 20 Mo. 222. (2) The trial court gave for plaintiffs instructions numbered 112 and 3, each of which was erroneous, and the giving of each justified the sustaining of the motion. (3) The refusal to give each of the following instructions requested by the respondents, entitled them to a new trial: numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 10. (4) The refusal of the court to give, and its giving in a modified form, the following instructions, and each of them, authorized a new trial: numbers 11, 12, 13 and 4. (5) The admission of the following evidence over respondents' objections authorized the sustaining of the motion, viz: (a) Oral evidence to vary the written contract. (b) Admitting the witness, John T. Kennedy, over the objections of respondents, to testify as to his representing his wife in the transaction here involved. (6) There is no error assigned suggesting that the motion in arrest of judgment was not properly sustained. (7) The appeal is from the judgment and not from the order sustaining the motion for new trial.
This case was transferred from Division Number One to Court en Banc, where it was reassigned. The facts and most of the issues in the case were so ably dealt with in the divisional opinion that we here adopt and literally quote much of the language of that opinion.
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