Missouri Pacific Railway Co. v. Lea
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from, Marshall District Court. The opinion states the facts. Judgment for plaintiff, Lea, at the December term, 1888. The defendant Company brings the case to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
William H. Lea filed his bill of particulars against the Missouri Pacific Railway Company before a justice of the peace of Marshall county, asking judgment for $300 for the burning of a hay stack and 10 tons of hay, all valued at $360. He recovered judgment against the railway company, and the case was taken to the district court by appeal. In that court, Lea filed his petition claiming judgment for $360, with interest, and a reasonable attorney’s fee. The railway company filed an answer containing a general denial, and *269alleging…
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