Missouri Supreme Court Defends Granting of Extraordinary Writ
Missouri Lawyers Media › September 14, 2009
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Summary
The Missouri Supreme Court has fleshed out the standards for extraordinary remedies based on irreparable harm to a party.
The high court granted a permanent writ of prohibition to a Joplin woman who was added as a defendant to a suit over a 2006 car crash. At the time of the crash, her husband was driving and she sat in the passenger seat.See the full content of this document
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Missouri Supreme Court Defends Granting of Extraordinary Writ
The decision in State ex rel. Pansy Henley v. The Honorable James R. Bickel (SC89614) also upheld caselaw related to the theory of joint venture.
A husband and wife do not automatically share liabi...See the full content of this document
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