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· 4/10/1992

Bank IV Wichita, National Ass'n v. Plein

Citations

  • 830 P.2d 29
  • 250 Kan. 701
  • 1992 Kan. LEXIS 85

How courts have described this case

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  • discussing that an appeal otherwise barred by an appellant's acquiescence in the judgment may be permissible in specific circumstances, including when a protective measure is taken to protect a party's rights while an appeal is pending
  • the journal entry in the underlying divorce action, awarding a hen on real estate to one of the parties, was a judgment subject to dormancy
  • postjudgment protective measures taken in the event that the appellate court might affirm the judgment did not waive right to appeal
  • our Supreme Court’s discussion of the tolling issue before it indicates that K.S.A. 2014 Supp. 60-2403(c) refers to the availability of the legal process for enforcing the judgment
  • default judgment in mortgage foreclosure case prohibited hen creditor from enforcing his lien rights until the default was set aside, even though Hen creditor could have filed an execution in the case from which his hen arose

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Judges: Six, Holmes, Miller

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