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· 4/9/1921

Smith v. McClintick

Citations

  • 108 Kan. 833
  • 196 P. 1089
  • 1921 Kan. LEXIS 279

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Homestead — Sufficient Evidence to Establish Claim, of Homestead. Plaintiff’s evidence was sufficient to establish that certain real estate was occupied by herself and her husband in his lifetime as their homestead and that after his death she continued to occupy and claim it as her homestead. There was evidence to the contrary. Held, that the findings of the trial court in plaintiff’s favor are conclusive. (O’Neal v. Bainbridge, 94 Kan. 518, 146 Pac. 1165.)</p>

Judges: Porter

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