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SCOMO: Summary judgment is not “an extreme and drastic remedy”
The Missouri Supreme Court reaffirmed that summary judgment is not an extreme or drastic remedy under Rule 74.04 in Wilkinson v. Farmers Holding Companies.
Civil Practice : Rule 74.04 – Statement Of Facts
Alvis v. Morris (MLW No. 70609/Case No. SD34609 – 6 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Burrell, J.)
Appellate Practice : Summary Judgment – Rule 74.04
Great Southern Bank v. Blue Chalk Construction (MLW No. 69573/Case No. SD34165 – 15 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Lynch, J.)
Appellate Practice : Summary Judgment – Rule 74.04
Where appellants brought claims including breach of fiduciary duty, fraud and breach of contract against a bank in a dispute arising from promissory note defaults, the appellants’ points and arguments […]
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