Harris v. Curran
Supreme Court of Kansas
M'ror from Shawnee District Court. Two actions, brought by Harris against Curran and others, to recover the possession of certain lots in the city of Topeka. February 19, 1884, the second trial was had in each case, and in each a judgment was rendered for the defendants, and against the plaintiff, for title and costs. Harris brings the cases to this court. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
On November 24, 1882, H. H. Harris commenced two actions in the district court of Shawnee county: one against Theodore Cumm, C. D. Savage and Stella Savage for the recovery of lots numbered 135,137, and 139, on Tenth avenue west, in the city of Topeka, and the other against S. E. Edwards and Theodore Curran for the recovery of lots numbered 141 and 143, on the same avenue. -The two cases are precisely alike in nearly all their facts, and so near alike with regard to the questions of law involved therein that one opinion will answer for…
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