Rullman v. Hulse
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Doniphan District Court. Action by Rullman against Hulse and another, on three promissory notes. Defendant Hulse made a motion before the district judge, at chambers, to discharge the attachment therein. The plaintiff moved that the defendant make his motion more specific and definite, and also moved for a continuance of the hearing of the defendant’s motion.
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Error from Doniphan District Court. Action by Rullman against Hulse and another, on three promissory notes. Defendant Hulse made a motion before the district judge, at chambers, to discharge the attachment therein. The plaintiff moved that the defendant make his motion more specific and definite, and also moved for a continuance of the hearing of the defendant’s motion. June 28, 1884, the plaintiff’s motions were overruled, and the defendant’s motion was then heard and the attachment discharged. Rullman brings these rulings here for review. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
*599The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
On June 3, 1884, Louis Eullman commenced an action in the district court of Doniphan county, Kansas, on three promissory notes, each for $400, each executed by Albert H. Hulse and D. D. Eose to John P. Kent, and each indorsed by Kent to Eullman. One of these notes was to become due on March 5,1885; another was to become due on March 5, 1886; and the other was to become due on March 5, 1887. Eullman, at the same time, obtained from the probate judge of Doniphan county an order, under §§230 and 231 of the civil code, as amended in 1883,…
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