Dever v. Montgomery
Citations
- 89 Kan. 637
- 132 P. 183
- 1913 Kan. LEXIS 89
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Libel — Article Published in Newspaper — Of City Mayor — Not Libelous per se. It is not libelous per se to publish of the mayor of a city that he had said, referring to a matter concerning which the law gave him discretion to act as he saw fit, that he was running the town, and the council and people had nothing to do about it.</p>
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- holding that a claimant had lost his arm, not just his hand, where it was severed below the elbow and the upper arm was atrophied
- holding that a claimant had lost his arm, not just his hand, where it was severed below the elbow and the upper arm was atrophied
- holding that a claimant had lost his arm, not just his hand, where it was severed below the elbow and the upper arm was atrophied
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Judges: Mason
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