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· 1/25/1936

Owen-Fields v. Allen W. Hinkel Dry Goods Co.

Citations

  • 143 Kan. 184
  • 53 P.2d 496
  • 1936 Kan. LEXIS 299

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that laches barred the plaintiff from challenging whether the defendant, who had power of attorney for the original property owner, validly transferred land to herself
  • “It is the prejudice occasioned by the delay that justifies the application of laches”
  • application of the doctrine of laches is reviewed de novo
  • applying this principle to the equitable doctrine of laches
  • applying this principle to the equitable doctrine of laches
  • explaining the doctrine of laches

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Judges: Smith

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