Clevenger v. Figley
Citations
- 68 Kan. 699
- 75 P. 1001
- 1904 Kan. LEXIS 164
Syllabus
<p>syllabus by the court.</p> <p>Practice, District Court — Foreclosure—Joint Consent — Judgment Conclusive. In an action to foreclose a mortgage given by the owner of land jointly with the guardian'of his insane wife, the district court has jurisdiction to determine whether or not the premises were a homestead at the time the mortgage was executed, and to decide whether or not the instrument expressed the joint consent of husband and wife; and a judgment involving an erroneous decision of those matters is not open to collateral attack, but is valid and binding upon the parties and their privies until corrected in a direct proceeding for that purpose.</p>
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- An insurance agent who procures an insurance policy has no authority to cancel the policy on behalf of the insured
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