Stark v. Bare
Supreme Court of Kansas
Fror from Shawnee Superior Court. Action by Bare against Stark, to recover damages for wrongfully preventing plaintiff from obtaining the benefit of the exemption law as to his personal earnings. To the petition the defendant filed a demurrer, which the court overruled at the September term, 1886. To reverse this ruling, defendant brings the case here. The material facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.:
J. V. Bare brought an action in the superior court of Shawnee county, against N. D. Stark, to recover damages for the wrongful action of Stark in defeating him from obtaining the benefit of the exemption laws of Kansas, and in injuring the credit and standing of Bare with his employers. The allegations of the petition are in substance that the plaintiff and defendant are permanent residents of the city of Topeka, and that Bare is a married man, having a family depending upon him for support, and is engaged in the service of the Atchison,…
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