Julian v. Eagle Oil & Gas Co.
Citations
- 83 Kan. 127
- 109 P. 996
- 1910 Kan. LEXIS 483
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY'THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Written Agreement — Parol Evidence Not Prejudicial. A. written agreement for drilling oil wells is examined, and it. is held that the admission of parol evidence relating to one of' its provisions was not prejudicial.</p> <p>2. Findings — Evidence—Testimony Introduced but Not Abstracted — Presumption. Testimony introduced but not abstracted will be presumed to be sufficient to support a finding-based thereon.</p> <p>3. Forfeiture — Lease “Assailed for Any Debts” of Lessee — Attachment. A condition in an assignment of an ordinary oil- and-gas lease that if the interest conveyed by such assignment should be assailed for any debts of the assignee the rights and privileges so assigned should be forfeited to the assignors is held to be valid.</p>
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- “Legal title does not vest at once upon the auction sale on statutory foreclosure . . . but only at the expiration of the period allowed for redemption”
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Judges: Benson
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