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Honorable Benjamin F. Lewis, Judge of the Cape Girardeau County Circuit Court Missouri Cases

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Relators Russell Welty and other plaintiffs sought a writ of mandamus to compel Judge Benjamin Lewis to denominate a prior dismissal on the merits as a final appealable judgment. The trial court had dismissed Welty's nuisance lawsuit against a neighbor but failed to issue a proper judgment, leading to the dismissal of Welty's initial appeal for lack of jurisdiction. The appellate court made its preliminary order in mandamus permanent, directing the trial court to issue a denominated judgment, affirming Welty's right to appellate review of the dismissal.