· 12/22/1952
Kendall v. People
Citations
- 252 P.2d 91
- 126 Colo. 573
- 1952 Colo. LEXIS 270
How courts have described this case
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- court lacks personal jurisdiction where mental health proceeding respondent is not, as required by statute, a resident of the county in which the court sits
- person arrested in Montezuma County and brought to Denver is not a Denver resident, and therefore is not a person “in [Denver] County” for the purpose of a statute prescribing the Denver court’s jurisdiction in lunacy proceedings
- attempted exercise of jurisdiction over nonresident of county
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Judges: Holland
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