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· 2/8/1902

Dempster Mill Manufacturing Co. v. Bundy

Citations

  • 64 Kan. 444
  • 67 P. 816
  • 56 L.R.A. 739
  • 1902 Kan. LEXIS 226

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Contracts — Husband and Wife — Void as to Creditors. A contract between husband and wife engaged in farming, that the husband shall work for the wife and act as her agent in what he does, and that, in payment for such personal services, the wife shall work for the husband, and that the product of such joint labor shall be the property of the wife, is without consideration, contrary to public policy, and void, and such contract will not sustain a claim of ownership in the wife of a crop sown, grown and harvested by the husband, as against his creditors.</p>

Judges: Doster, Pollock, Smith

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