Jackman v. Lambertson

Citations

• 71 Kan. 138
• 80 P. 55
• 1905 Kan. LEXIS 105

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>I. Exemptions — Proprietor of Thrashing Outfit. A person residing in this state who is the head of a family and whose principal business is the running of a thrashing-machine is included in the phrase “or other person,” as used in subdivision 8 of section 3018, General Statutes of 1901.</p> <p>2. - Thrashing-machine Exempt. The thrashing-separator, traction-engine, belts, and all parts necessary to constitute a thrashing-machine, kept by such person for the purpose of carrying on his business of thrashing, are “implements,” under said subdivision 8, and, together with all tools necessary to operate the same, are exempt to such resident head of a family while used for the purpose of carrying on such business.</p> <p>3. - Chattel Mortgage — Joint Consent Necessary. While such thrashing outfit is used and kept for such purpose by such resident head of a family, if he be a man and have a wife he cannot create any valid lien on the same except by the joint consent of himself and wife, and a mortgage given thereon under such circumstances, while the relation of husband and wife exists, is invalid unless executed by both husband and wife.</p>