Hudson v. Remington Paper Co.

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

The Remington Paper Company held several notes executed to it by the Topeka Capital Company, a Kansas corporation. In April, 1897, it brought an action upon them and recovered a judgment. The defendant instituted proceedings in error in this court, but gave no bond to stay execution. Dur*301ing the pendency of the proceedings in error the plaintiff caused an execution to be issued, and upon its being returned unsatisfied began an action under the provisions of section 1192 of the General Statutes of 1889 (now repealed) against J. K. Hudson to…