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First Baptist Church of Ellisville v. Reagan
Citations: 185 S.W.3d 762; 2006 Mo. App. LEXIS 261; 2006 WL 538789Docket: No. ED 85160
Court: Missouri Court of Appeals; March 6, 2006; Missouri; State Appellate Court
The court affirms the trial court's judgment in favor of First Baptist Church of Ellisville, which granted the Church a declaratory judgment and permanent injunction while dismissing the counterclaim of the Homeowners with prejudice. The Homeowners, including multiple couples and individuals, appealed the decision. Upon reviewing the briefs, legal file, and appeal record, the court found no merit in the Homeowners' claims of error and determined that no legal errors were present. An extended opinion was deemed unnecessary, as it would not provide any precedential value. A memorandum outlining the court's reasoning was provided to the parties for informational purposes. The judgment is affirmed per Rule 84.16(b).