State v. Krapff
79 P. 1133, 71 Kan. 841, 1905 Kan. LEXIS 240
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State v. Krapff, 79 P. 1133, 71 Kan. 841, 1905 Kan. LEXIS 240 (kan 1905).
Opinion
The state did not help its case by using the deposition of Peter Krapff, the owner of the property. It was necessary to show knowledge on his part that the premises were used for unlawful purposes. (Cordes v. The State, 37 Kan. 48, 14 Pac. 493). The deposition of the owner tended to disprove this.
The judgment is affirmed.
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Cordes v. State
37 Kan. 48 (Supreme Court of Kansas, 1887)
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