Myers v. Kothman

Supreme Court of Kansas

Myers v. Kothman

29 Kan. 19

CourtSupreme Court of Kansas

DecidedJuly 15, 1882

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Myers v. Kothman, 29 Kan. 19 (kan 1882).

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Per Ouriam:

This case involves the question as to whether a judgment against a deceased person can be revived against his widow and heirs, without their consent, unless the same, is done within one year after the order of revivor could, have been first made. This question must be answered in the negative. (Civil Code, §§433, 439; Scroggs v. Tutt, 23 Kas. 182; Angell v. Martin, 24 Kas. 334; Kothman v. Skaggs, just decided.)

The judgment of the court below will be reversed.

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Per Ouriam:

This case involves the question as to whether a judgment against a deceased person can be revived against his widow and heirs, without their consent, unless the same, is done within one year after the order of revivor could, have been first made. This question must be answered in the negative. (Civil Code, §§433, 439; Scroggs v. Tutt, 23 Kas. 182; Angell v. Martin, 24 Kas. 334; Kothman v. Skaggs, just decided.)

The judgment of the court below will be reversed.

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