Bevin v. Powell
Supreme Court of Missouri
Bevin v. Powell, 83 Mo. 365 (Mo. 1884)
Henry, Hough
Bevin v. Powell
Opinion of the Court
The opinion delivered by the court of appeals in this case, 11 Mo. App. 216, contains a very full and fair statement of the facts, and we adopt that statement and concur in the result reached by that court, and affirm the judgment.
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- 1. Appellate Court: practice: review. Appellate courts will review only matters arising upon the record proper, where no motion for a new trial, nor motion in arrest of judgment is filed. 2. Mortgagee, Sanity of: agreement. In an equitable proceeding, it may be immaterial that a mortgagee was not sane at the date of the execution of a mortgage executed instrict pursuance of a specific written agreement entered into by the mortgagee when sane. 3. General Relief, Prayer for: what may be granted. Any relief appropriate to the facts alleged and proved may be granted under a prayer for general relief, whether asked for in an answer setting up affirmative matter-, or in the petition, 4. Equity : rinding or jury. The findings of a jury, upon special issues submitted to it in chancery, are not conclusive upon the chancellor nor upon the appellate court. *