Washington National Bank v. Woodrum
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Washington district court; E. W. Stukges, judge. STATEMENT. This action was brought by Susie E. Woodrum against the Washington National Bank.
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Error from Washington district court; E. W. Stukges, judge. STATEMENT. This action was brought by Susie E. Woodrum against the Washington National Bank. The amended petition on which the case was tried is very long; The substance of its averments are that James GL Woodrum was indebted to the bank and involved in litigation with other parties, and for the purpose of giving additional security for his debt the plaintiff executed with him two notes, one for $1000, the other for $600, secured by mortgage on a half-section of land belonging to her, which, however, was'subject to a prior mortgage…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Allen, J. :
To discuss at length all the assignments of error argued in the brief, and answer fully all the contentions of counsel for the plaintiff in error wmuld extend this opinion to an unwarranted length. Such of the assignments only as are deemed most important will be mentioned. The first is that the court erred in refusing to require the plaintiff separately to state and number her causes of action. It is claimed that five separate causes of action were included in the petition, as follows: (1) For interest paid; (2) for rents and profits of the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Ingham v. BurnellSupreme Court of Kansas · 1884
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