Clark v. Norman
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from, Rice District .Court. July 7,1874, Norman brought an action against Clark, to recover damages for tearing down plaintiff’s store-house building, situate on lots 19 and 20, in block 224, in the town of Raymond, Rice county, removing the materials thereof, and •converting the same to the defendant’s use. Trial by the ■court, August 12,1875, and judgment for the plaintiff.
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Error from, Rice District .Court. July 7,1874, Norman brought an action against Clark, to recover damages for tearing down plaintiff’s store-house building, situate on lots 19 and 20, in block 224, in the town of Raymond, Rice county, removing the materials thereof, and •converting the same to the defendant’s use. Trial by the ■court, August 12,1875, and judgment for the plaintiff. May 10, 1876, Clark filed in the district court his petition for a new trial of the action, to which defendant Norman demurred. February 17, 1877, the court gave judgment for the ■defendant, and Clark brings the…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
The defendant in error, James T. Norman, commenced an action in the court below against the plaintiff in error, Alexander Clark, for damages for tearing down a certain house and removing the materials thereof, and converting the same to his (Clark’s) own use; and in such action ¡the plaintiff below, Norman, recovered a judgment against ■Clark for $250 damages and costs. Within less than one year thereafter, though not much less, the defendant below, ■Clark, filed a petition in the court below for a new trial, upon •the ground of “…
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