Brown v. Symns Grocer Co.

Citations

• 72 Kan. 641
• 82 P. 1134
• 1905 Kan. LEXIS 384

Syllabus

<p>1. Judgments — Order Staying Execution — Termination. Where bonds were given by a judgment debtor to secure a stay of execution pending the hearing of a petition to set aside certain judgments, and the court granted such stay “until the further order of the court,” and afterward, upon the denial of the petition, made an order staying execution for fifty days, it was held that the making of the second order terminated the first, whether or not new bonds were required or given.</p> <p>2. Practice, District Court — Limitation of Action. It was further held that in such case the statute of limitation began to run against an action on the first bonds either when the petition to set aside the judgments was denied or when the second stay order expired.</p>