Patton v. Furthmier
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Miami District Cowri. The opinion contains a full statement of all facts necessary to an understanding of this case. The district court, at the September Term 1873, W. F., judge pro tern., presiding, gave judgment in favor of Ewrthmier, and Patton brings the case here on error.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
In 1868 an action was commenced by defendant in error before a justice of the peace against plaintiff in error and his father. In that action judgment was rendered against both defendants. This judgment was appealed to the district court, and upon a trial judgment was there rendered against plaintiff in error alone. During all these proceedings no guardian ad litem was appointed for plaintiff in error, and in the district court no appearance was made by him. Subsequently, alid in 1871, plaintiff in error filed his petition to have this…
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