Missouri Court of Appeals May 23, 1887 (Voss v. McGuire)
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United States · · · 23-05-1887
Philips, P. J.
The only ground, as I understand the position of the plaintiff, for sustaining the action of the trial court in refusing to tax the costs against the plaintiff is, that the defendant failed to keep his tender good. In other words, by obtaining the money from the clerk, as he did, he lost the benefit of the tender. In this construction of the statutes, I am unable to concur.
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