McCracken v. Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.
Citations
- 96 Kan. 353
- 150 P. 832
- 1915 Kan. LEXIS 383
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Workmen’s Compensation Act — Judgment for Lump Sum — Appeal Dismissed for Want of Merit. An appeal from a judgment rendered under the workmen’s compensation act, awarding compensation in a lump sum to a dependent upon a workman whose death resulted from personal injuries sustained in a hazardous employment, dismissed for want of merit.</p>
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- “Possession of recently stolen property, accompanied by an active and hurried effort, under an assumed name, to dispose thereof, is evidence to go to the jury upon the issue of whether the accused stole the same.”
- “Possession of recently stolen property, accompanied by an active and hurried effort, under an assumed name, to dispose thereof, is evidence to go to the jury upon the issue of whether the accused stole the same.”
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Judges: Burch
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