Victor B. Buck & Co. v. J. G. Panabaker & Co.
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from, Osage District^Court. Action brought by Victor B. Buck & Co. against J. G. Panabaker & Co., to recover $896.95, with interest. The probate judge of Osage county granted the plaintiffs an order of attachment, which was levied on a certain stock of goods belonging to the defendants, who afterward made a motion before the district judge of that county, at chambers, to dissolve the attachment.
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Error from, Osage District^Court. Action brought by Victor B. Buck & Co. against J. G. Panabaker & Co., to recover $896.95, with interest. The probate judge of Osage county granted the plaintiffs an order of attachment, which was levied on a certain stock of goods belonging to the defendants, who afterward made a motion before the district judge of that county, at chambers, to dissolve the attachment. This motion was heard and sustained, January 12,1884. The plaintiffs bring this ruling here for review. The opinion states the .facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
The object of this petition in error is to reverse an order of the judge of the district court, at chambers, dissolving an attachment. It appears from the record that on January 7, 1884, the plaiutiffs commenced this action against the defendants on an account toNecover $896.95 with interest, not due until February 20,1884. At the same time they procured an order of attachment to"be issued by the probate judge of Osage county, under § 1, ch. 122, Laws of 1883. On Jan*467uary 7, 1884, the order of attachment was levied on certain goods and…
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