Wagstaff v. Challiss
Supreme Court of Kansas
At the February Term, 1882, of the district court of Atchison county, plaintiff Challiss had judgment for $125 and costs against defendant Wagstaff, who brings the case here. The opinion states the facts.
1Per curiam
Challiss brought suit before a justice of the peace of Atchison county, to recover from Wagstaff $300 on account of rent. The defendant filed no answer or bill of particulars, and none was demanded by plaintiff. Upon the trial, judgment was rendered for the defendant. The case was then taken by the plaintiff to the district court on appeal, and was there tried at the February term, 1882. There was no new or amended bill of particulars filed by the plaintiff in the district court, and no pleading of any kind filed by the defendant. After the plaintiff had introduced evidence tending to…
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