City of Salina v. Laughlin

Citations

• 106 Kan. 275
• 187 P. 676
• 1920 Kan. LEXIS 501

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. LIQUOR Law — Appeal from Police Court — Defective Transcript — Waiver by Defendant. In the first of these cases, which was an appeal from a police court to the district court, an objection by the defendant to the introduction of evidence, upon grounds that related solely to alleged defects in the transcript, is held insufficient to raise the contention that the complaint had not been certified up by the police judge; and upon the facts stated in the opinion it is held that the defendant waived the want of certification.</p> <p>2. Same — Insufficient Evidence to Show a Nuisance. In the second case, which was brought by the state to enjoin the maintaining of a nuisance under the prohibitory law, it is held that the evidence was insufficient to sustain a judgment against the defendant.</p>