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· 11/8/1913

Ziegler v. City of Junction City

Citations

  • 90 Kan. 856
  • 136 P. 223
  • 1913 Kan. LEXIS 318

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Paving Statute — Enrolled. Bill — Signed by the Governor — Published — Impeached by the Legislative Records. An enrolled bill, signed by the governor and published as a statute, may be held not to be a valid enactment, where words which it contains, and which are essential to its operation, are shown by the journal of one of the branches of the legislature to have been stricken out by amendment before the bill passed that body, and where other record evidence confirms the correctness of the entry on the journal, and accounts for the discrepancy between it and the enrolled bill.</p>

Judges: Johnston, Mason

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