Fenlon v. Goodwin
Supreme Court of Kansas
M'ror from Mitchell District Court. The plaintiff Fenlon brings here for review an order made by the judge of the district court at chambers, discharging an attachment. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.:
On November 24,1884, the plaintiff brought suit against the defendants upon a promissory note executed by them for $1,050. At the same time, he filed an affidavit upon which an order of attachment was obtained, which was levied upon a valuable herd of cattle belonging to the defendants. On December 5, 1884, the defendants in an affidavit denied the grounds laid for attachment, and moved to discharge the same. A hearing was had before the judge of the district court at chambers, whereat both written and oral testimony was offered, which…
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