Leet v. Gratz, 92 Mo. App. 422 (1902)

Citation: Leet v. Gratz, 92 Mo. App. 422 (1902)
Parent Document: Leet v. Gratz, 92 Mo. App. 422 (1902)
Jurisdiction: Missouri (state)
Effective Date: 1902-02-18
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/8296427/leet-v-gratz/ ↗

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At the conclusion of the evidence, the court declared the law to be that the deed of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company as curator of the minor Gannon heirs, plaintiffs in the action of ejectment, did not convey the interest of said minors to the plaintiff and the plaintiff was not, therefore, entitled to recover of the defendant the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars paid by plaintiff for said deed; further, that the entry from the record of the circuit court of St. Louis county, purporting to divest the title to the real estate in controversy out of said minor heirs, was ineffectual for that purpose and did not pass their title to the plaintiff so as to enable him to recover the consideration paid to them therefor.

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