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Page 110
... and the judgment must therefore be reversed and a new trial granted. (All the
justices concurring.) (34 Kan. 195) WALTON v. WALTON. Filed October 9, 1885.
1. DIVORCE—HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS. A man who drinks to excess may be
...
... and the judgment must therefore be reversed and a new trial granted. (All the
justices concurring.) (34 Kan. 195) WALTON v. WALTON. Filed October 9, 1885.
1. DIVORCE—HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS. A man who drinks to excess may be
...
Page 118
... will be reversed, and the cause remanded for a new trial. (All the justices
concurring.) (34 Kan. 142) McPIKE and another v. ATwELL. Filed October 9,
1885. 1. ATTACHMENT—FRAUDULENT DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY—
EVIDENCE.
... will be reversed, and the cause remanded for a new trial. (All the justices
concurring.) (34 Kan. 142) McPIKE and another v. ATwELL. Filed October 9,
1885. 1. ATTACHMENT—FRAUDULENT DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY—
EVIDENCE.
Page 128
The court below, however, decided them as questions of law, and for this error its
judgment must be reversed, and cause remanded for a new trial. (All the justices
concurring.) (34 Kan. 223) HATCH v. BARRETT and another. Filed October 128 ...
The court below, however, decided them as questions of law, and for this error its
judgment must be reversed, and cause remanded for a new trial. (All the justices
concurring.) (34 Kan. 223) HATCH v. BARRETT and another. Filed October 128 ...
Page 183
The orders and motions in both appeals are reversed, and the matters are
remanded, with directions to the court below to refuse probate of the deed by
itself, and to admit to probate the copy of deed and letter, being the instrument
referred to ...
The orders and motions in both appeals are reversed, and the matters are
remanded, with directions to the court below to refuse probate of the deed by
itself, and to admit to probate the copy of deed and letter, being the instrument
referred to ...
Page 184
Where, on appeal, a judgment is reversed, the appellate court will not compel
restitution by the losing party of money which was not paid after, or in
consequence of, the judgment appealed from, but was paid in consequence of
an order made ...
Where, on appeal, a judgment is reversed, the appellate court will not compel
restitution by the losing party of money which was not paid after, or in
consequence of, the judgment appealed from, but was paid in consequence of
an order made ...
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