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Mueller v. Campbell

H. M. Mueller v. Mattie Campbell and H. A. Campbell

Mueller v. Campbell, 148 P. 737 (Kan. 1915)
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Court
Supreme Court of Kansas · State Highest Courts
Decided
May 8, 1915
Docket
No. 19,447
Judges
West
Citations
148 P. 73795 Kan. 4201915 Kan. LEXIS 229
Disposition
Affirmed.
Syllabus
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. Agency — Commissions—Verdict—Evidence. The rule that a verdict supported by competent evidence and approved by the trial court must stand is followed.
Summary
Appeal from Washington district court; JOHN C. Hogin, judge.

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Opinion of the Court — West

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The opinion of the court was delivered by West, J.:

The plaintiff sued to recover a commission for finding a purchaser able, ready and willing to exchange lands with the defendants on their terms, and his testimony fairly supported the favorable verdict returned by the jury. The defendants had a different story, but the conclusion of the jury and the approval of the trial court are to this court the end of all strife.

The judgment is affirmed.

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  1. Crews v. Sheldon186 P. 498 (Kan. 1920)

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  1. Crews v. Sheldon186 P. 498 (Kan. 1920)

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