Raynor v. Bryant
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Wyandotte District Court. Action on a promissory note, brought on December 12, 1885, before a justice of the peace of Wyandotte county by William H. Raynor and John L. Severance, assignees of the Leader Sewing Machine Company, against J. B. Bryant. The note was for $142.08, with a payment thereon of $6.50. It was executed by Bryant to the Leader Sewing Machine Company, was dated February 18, 1885, and was due in six months after date.
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Error from Wyandotte District Court. Action on a promissory note, brought on December 12, 1885, before a justice of the peace of Wyandotte county by William H. Raynor and John L. Severance, assignees of the Leader Sewing Machine Company, against J. B. Bryant. The note was for $142.08, with a payment thereon of $6.50. It was executed by Bryant to the Leader Sewing Machine Company, was dated February 18, 1885, and was due in six months after date. The defendant filed an answer, which, omitting title and signature, reads as follows: “1. Now comes the defendant, J. B. Bryant, and for answer to…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
We think the evidence introduced on the trial of this case was sufficient to authorize the verdict rendered by the jury, and if so, then the only question remaining is, whether there was any such error committed by the trial court during the trial as will require a reversal of the judgment of such court. It would seem to us that the principal dispute between the parties arises from' a difference between them as to what is the true and proper construction of the warranty given by the Leader sewing machine company with each sewing machine…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Babcock v. D. Deford & Co.Supreme Court of Kansas · 1875
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