1 Kan. App. 113 | Kan. Ct. App. | 1895
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The only question presented and to be decided by the court in this case is whether one of the public buildings of the city of Topeka, a fire station, is subject to the lien of a subcontractor who furnished
The fact as to a personal judgment having been rendered against the city is disputed by counsel, and we are not able to say from the record whether a personal judgment was authorized "by the pleadings and evidence, or whether such a judgment was in fact entered by the court. In any event, the property of the city used for public purposes is not subject to execution, and the mere form of judgment holding the city liable to a lien on its property would not prejudice its legal rights. The judgment will be affirmed.