Effective - 28 Aug 1939
524.180. Injunction may be granted. — An injunction may be granted to stay the plaintiff from taking possession of the land until the value of the improvements is ascertained, or until the further order of the court.
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(RSMo 1939 § 1550)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 1386; 1919 § 1836; 1909 § 2403
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title XXXVI - Statutory Actions and Torts
Section 524.010 - Ejectment maintained generally, when.
Section 524.020 - Ejectment maintained in particular cases, when.
Section 524.030 - Tenants in common may sue jointly.
Section 524.040 - Parties to action.
Section 524.050 - Who may be made codefendant.
Section 524.060 - Petition — necessary averments.
Section 524.070 - Pleadings and proceedings.
Section 524.080 - What plaintiff must show to recover.
Section 524.090 - What plaintiff must show to recover as against cotenant.
Section 524.100 - One or more joint plaintiffs may recover.
Section 524.110 - What plaintiff may recover, if successful.
Section 524.120 - Judgment where plaintiff's right expires after suit.
Section 524.130 - Jury shall assess value of rents and profits, when.
Section 524.140 - Judgment in such cases.
Section 524.150 - Appeals — amount and condition of bond.
Section 524.160 - Defendant may recover compensation for improvements, when.
Section 524.170 - Petition — contents.
Section 524.180 - Injunction may be granted.
Section 524.190 - Plaintiff may relinquish land and recover value, less the improvements.
Section 524.200 - Claimant to pay value of land, when.
Section 524.210 - Plaintiff to make deed, when.
Section 524.220 - Land may be divided, when.
Section 524.230 - Not to be divided, when.
Section 524.240 - If plaintiff gives notice, in writing, compensation shall not be recovered.
Section 524.250 - Compensation shall only be made once.
Section 524.260 - Writ of possession and execution may issue, when.
Section 524.270 - Ordinary execution to issue, when.
Section 524.280 - Executions, to whom issued and how governed.
Section 524.290 - Action for damages may be maintained, when.