Drake v. Kansas Department of Revenue

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• approving substantial competent evidence standard used by appellate courts after noting that K.S.A. 77-623 requires decisions on petitions for review of agency actions to be reviewable as in other civil cases
• The reason given by the district court for its decision is immaterial if the result is correct for any reason.
• reason given by the trial court for its ruling is immaterial if the result is correct for any reason
• reason given by trial court for its ruling is immaterial if result is correct for any reason
• Harmless error is error which does not prejudice the substantive rights of a party. It affords no basis for reversal of a judgment and may be disregarded.
• decision will be upheld even though wrong ground relied upon if result was correct

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