Tyler v. Safford
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Butler District Court. Action brought by Tyler against Safford, to recover for an alleged breach of a contract. ■ The plaintiff procured an order of attachment, and caused certain property to be attached. December 10,1879, the district judge, at chambers, dissolved the attachment. Of this ruling the plaintiff complains, and brings the case here. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
On the 28th day of November, 1879, the plaintiff in error commenced an action against defendant in error to recover the sum of $715, and interest, for an alleged breach of contract on the part of defendant in failing to pay for a certain interest in a lumber business then being carried on at Augusta, in Butler county, by S. J. Safford and T. J. George, under the name of S. J. Safford & Co. The plaintiff procured an attachment, and caused property to be attached. On December 2, 1879, the defendant executed a forthcoming bond, under § 199…
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