Fritchen v. Jacobs

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Thiele, J.:

This was an action to recover on a note, the defense being that the note was obtained by duress. At the first trial the court gave an instructed verdict in favor of the plaintiff. On appeal that ruling was set aside. (Fritchen v. Mueller, 132 Kan. 491, 297 *323Pac. 409.) In the decision the claims of the adverse parties, as disclosed by the pleadings and the evidence, are reviewed at length and will not be here repeated.

In the last trial, after presentation of the evidence, the cause was submitted to the jury, under instructions, some of which…