Kruger v. Board of County Commissioners

52 P.2d 630, 142 Kan. 907, 1935 Kan. LEXIS 75
Supreme Court of Kansas·Decided December 17, 1935·No. No. 32,434·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam:

The principal error assigned in this appeal pertains to the order of the trial court in sustaining appellee’s motion' for a new trial, where the court expressed its dissatisfaction with the verdict. In such a situation it was the trial court’s duty to grant a new trial, and the appeal from that ruling presents no substantial question for appellate review — following Klopfenstein v. Traction Co., 109 Kan. 351, 354-355, 198 Pac. 930.

The judgment is affirmed.

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