Carter v. City of Emporia, Kan.

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• holding that the deceased's mother was not an \heir at law\ under the Kansas wrongful death statutes when the deceased was survived by four children and no spouse, and therefore, the deceased's mother was not the proper party to bring the wrongful death action
• granting plaintiff, the administrator of decedent’s estate, an extension of time to file an amended § 1983 complaint that added decedent’s heirs as plaintiffs to assert wrongful-death claim

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