Tucker v. Bank of Ashe

Pee Oueiam.

There are many exceptions and assignments of error made by defendants that we think unnecessary to consider.

We have read the record and the briefs of the litigants with care. From the record in this Court the judgment is ambiguous and not supported by the record. Defendants agreed to nothing and stood on their legal rights which they had a right to do.

In Yol. 1, 2d ed., Black on Judgments, part section 123 pp. 119-180, speaking to the subject we find: “The rule for the construction of ambiguous judgments is clearly stated by the Supreme Court of Kansas in the following language:…