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Davies v. Lutz

Citations

  • 110 Kan. 657
  • 205 P. 637
  • 1922 Kan. LEXIS 116

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Sale of Land — False Representations — Instructions. The instructions in an action involving a claim of false representation are held to have been either correct or nonprejudicial.</p> <p>2. Note and Mortgage — ■Made to Stranger to Avoid Taxation. The rule followed that payment of a mortgage cannot be • defeated by showing that the person making the loan, for the purpose of evading taxation, caused the mortgage to be made to another who assigned it to him.</p> <p>3. Foreclosure of Mortgage — Rulings .on Evidence. Rulings admitting and rejecting evidence are held to have been either correct or nonprejudicial.</p> <p>4. Same — Motion for Change of Venue Without Merit. A motion for a change of venue is held to have been without merit.</p> <p>5. Process — Nonresident Attending Court in this State — Exempt from Service of Summons. A resident of another state who comes here to attend a trial as a witness is during such attendance exempt frorfi the service of summons.</p>

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