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· 6/5/1920

Currant v. Lenger

Citations

  • 107 Kan. 107
  • 190 P. 432
  • 1920 Kan. LEXIS 22

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Action for Wages — Conflicting Evidence — Findings Conclusive. Rule followed that a verdict and judgment based on controverted evidence end all dispute touching the facts in a lawsuit.</p> <p>2. Assigned Account — Assignee May Maintain Action Thereon A person to whom an account for wages has been assigned may maintain an action on the account, and it is immaterial whether the assignee has paid for the account or not.</p> <p>3. Action for Wages — Interest Allowable After Demand. In an action for wages and to recover for money paid out at the behest of a defendant and for his benefit, it is not error for the court to instruct the jury that if they find for the plaintiff, they should allow him interest from the date demand for payment was admittedly made.</p> <p>4. Trial. Instructions examined, and no error discerned therein.</p>

Judges: Dawson

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