Hutson v. Imperial Royalties Co.
Hutson v. Imperial Royalties Co.
Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The appellant in this action has presented an application for permission to file a second petition for rehearing, attaching to the application the proposed second petition, promising to supplement it with further authorities.
The application and petition have been fully considered and it is held that they do not contain any new proposition or feature that has not been considered and treated, either in the original opinion rendered December 12, 1931, and reported in 134 Kan. 378, 5 P. 2d 825, or in the opinion denying the petition for rehearing rendered July 9,1932, and reported in 135 Kan. 718, 13 P. 2d 298, and therefore the application should be denied.
Our attention, however, has been directed to the apparent fact that the amount of the verdict and judgment rendered includes the amount claimed by the plaintiff, not only under the second count of the petition, but also that claimed under the first count thereof, which was excluded by the answer of the jury to the eighth special question. Because of this answer the entire consideration given this case by this court, both on the original hearing and on the hear
The judgment is modified by making such elimination and reducing it to $26,466 with interest, and as so modified it is affirmed.
Reference
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- G. C. Hutson, an Incompetent Person, by George Templar, His Guardian v. (Imperial Royalties Company, Commonlaw or Express Trust John E. Horn, E. S. Horn and J. O. Bland, Trustees thereof, and W. R. Hamm and John Randolph Calhoun, Defendants), Imperial Royalties Company
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