· 6/5/1909
Smart v. Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
Citations
- 80 Kan. 438
- 102 P. 253
- 1909 Kan. LEXIS 90
Syllabus
<p>Negligence — Injury by Fire — Instructions. In an action to recover for injuries caused by a fire alleged to have been set out by defendant’s engine, the refusal of instructions requested by the defendant held not to have been error.</p>
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- holding that a plaintiff who brings suit before the filing of a hill of dissolution of a firm acquired priority over other creditors, See Pulver v Dundee Cement Co, 445 Mich 68, 75 n 8; 515 NW2d 728 (1994
- holding that a plaintiff who brings suit before the filing of a bill of dissolution of a firm acquired priority over other creditors, including the receiver, who takes only the rights of the firm and is affected by all claims, liens, and equities which would prevail against the firm
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