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Casey v. Diehl
84 Kan. 443
Kan.
1911
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Per Curiam:

No cause of action for the loss of his bargain accrued to the plaintiff, because the contract was not binding under the statute of frauds. (Leis v. Potter, 68 Kan. 117, 121.)

The other item of damage claimed is not recoverable -on the principle of estoppel, because the claim arises upon voluntary conduct of the plaintiff, not induced by the defendant, and entirely outside the purview of the contract.

The judgment is affirmed.

Case Details

Case Name: Casey v. Diehl
Court Name: Supreme Court of Kansas
Date Published: Mar 11, 1911
Citation: 84 Kan. 443
Docket Number: No. 16,904
Court Abbreviation: Kan.
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