· 3/9/1935
Miller v. Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Citations
- 141 Kan. 459
- 41 P.2d 715
- 1935 Kan. LEXIS 173
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the plaintiffs debt expense to continue his farming operation had to be deducted from his gross income to determine his “net income” from his farming operation
- concluding debt expense to continue father’s farming operation must be deducted from his gross income to determine his “net income” from his farming operation
- remanding the case so that the fee applicant could provide further evidence concerning the reasonableness of the fees and other matters
- “Attorney fees are not recoverable as of right in a divorce action . . . .”
- fault is a relevant factor, but “is but one of many factors for the court to consider”
- a claim of error fails absent appropriate citation to the record or specific, meaningful argument.
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Judges: Johnston
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