Commercial National Bank of Independence v. Urschel

Supreme Court of Kansas

Commercial National Bank of Independence v. Urschel

222 P. 748, 115 Kan. 152, 1924 Kan. LEXIS 215

Supreme Court of Kansas·Decided January 12, 1924·No. No. 24,903·Published

Opinion

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

Upon the grounds set out in Consolidated Motors Company v. Urschel, just decided {ante, p. 147), which is in all material, respects like the present case, the judgment is reversed with directions, inasmuch as the plaintiff elected to submit the case to the court for judgment upon the admissions made without attempting to prove that it acquired the note in good faith in ignorance of the fraud, to render judgment for the defendant unless a trial of that issue be allowed on the plaintiff’s application.

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The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

Upon the grounds set out in Consolidated Motors Company v. Urschel, just decided {ante, p. 147), which is in all material, respects like the present case, the judgment is reversed with directions, inasmuch as the plaintiff elected to submit the case to the court for judgment upon the admissions made without attempting to prove that it acquired the note in good faith in ignorance of the fraud, to render judgment for the defendant unless a trial of that issue be allowed on the plaintiff’s application.

Commercial National Bank of Independence v. Urschel, 222 P. 748, 115 Kan. 152, 1924 Kan. LEXIS 215 (kan 1924).

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