Sutton v. Heinzle

Citations

• 84 Kan. 756
• 115 P. 560
• 1911 Kan. LEXIS 413

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Garnishment — Foreign Corporation — Debt Contracted Outside of State — Jurisdiction—Publication Service. A foreign corporation doing business in this state, and subject to process here, may be garnished for a debt owing to a nonresident defendant, which was incurred outside the state; and'jurisdiction over the fund, as against the defendant, and as against a nonresident claimant of it disclosed by the garnishee’s answer, may be obtained by publication service upon them.</p> <p>2. - Foreign Judgment. .Where a judgment rendered in another state is satisfied without the indebtedness having been fully paid, under an agreement that the defendant is to pay the balance, the remaining obligation is a contract debt and is subject to garnishment in this state.</p> <p>3. Minors —■ Necessaries — Attorney’s Fee-. Beneficial services rendered to a minor by an attorney under an express or implied contract are classed as necessaries, and payment therefor can not be avoided on the ground of the client’s minority.</p>