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· 6/9/1917

Hodge v. Bishop

Citations

  • 101 Kan. 152
  • 165 P. 644
  • 1917 Kan. LEXIS 39

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Appeal — Effect of Mandate of Supreme Court. A mandate from the supreme court directing a trial court to adjudicate a certain matter does not direct that any particular judgment be rendered.</p> <p>2. Judgment — Consistent with Findings. A judgment will not be reversed on the ground that it is not supported by, or is contrary to, the findings, where the judgment is the only one that can be rendered consistent with the findings.</p> <p>8. Pleadings — Application to File Belated Pleadings — Refusal no Error. It is not reversible error to refuse to permit a belated pleading to be filed when the pleadings on file present all the issues necessary for a complete determination of all matters in controversy.</p> <p>4. Finding — Supported by Evidence. It is not error to refuse to set aside a finding of a jury where the finding is supported by evidence.</p>

Judges: Marshall

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