Rankin v. Eppler
Citations
- 106 Kan. 131
- 186 P. 1008
- 1920 Kan. LEXIS 469
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Promissory Notes — Satisfied in Full — Refusal to Surrender the Notes— Injunction. The facts considered, and held sufficient to warrant a judgment requiring the payee of ten satisfied promissory notes to surrender them to the maker, enjoining transfer of the notes, and enjoining the payee from bringing and prosecuting vexatious suits founded on them.</p>
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- concluding that a city sending letters to tenants, causing them to move, falls within the category of acts that constitutes a taking
- concluding that a city sending letters to tenants, causing them to move, falls within the category of acts that constitutes a taking
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Judges: Burch
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