153 Mo. 655 | Mo. | 1900
In this action the plaintiff, as receiver of the Bank of Arcbie, in Cass county, appointed as such in an injunction proceeding instituted by the Secretary of State; under which said bank was closed on or about the twentieth of July, 1895, sues to recover damages in the sum of $770 from the defendant who was the then acting president of said bank, for the conversion to his own use of a promissory note for $750, described in the petition. The answer was a general
In the trial of almost any case, constitutional questions may arise and be passed upon; but, in an appellate court, a case “involving the construction of the Constitution of the United States or of this State” within the meaning of section 12, article YI of the Constitution, is one, only, wherein it plainly appears upon the face of the record in the appellate court, that the question of a particular construction thereof was raised, passed upon and the ruling thereon excepted to in some appropriate manner by the losing party, in the trial court. [Town of Kirkwood v. Johnson, 148 Mo. 632 and cases cited.] We have searched in vain through this entire record to find such a construction, and failing to find it there, we fail to find that we have jurisdiction to determine this case, consequently it will have to be remanded to the Kansas