98 Kan. 108 | Kan. | 1916
The opinion of the court was delivered by
On August 11, 1910, Rebecca Eisenbise brought action against J. M. Eisenbise for divorce and alimony. On September 2, 1910, the parties by their attorneys signed a stipulation which was filed in the case, providing that on or before October 1, 1910, the defendant should pay to the clerk of the court $250 for the benefit of the plaintiff’s attorney, in full payment of her claim for her attorney’s fees. The stipulation has never been complied with. On October 17, 1910, the case was dismissed at the cost of the defendant. On April 1, 1914, Al Keiser filed a motion asking for an order requiring the defendant to pay the $250 provided in the stipulation to him as the assignee of the plaintiff’s attorney. On June 23, 1914, the court, upon notice, heard the motion and sustained it, rendering a judgment ordering the money to be paid into court within sixty days. On August 11, 1914, the defendant filed a motion to set aside this judgment on the ground that it was void. On December 4, 1914, this motion was sustained, and from this last order an appeal is taken.
If at or before the dismissal of the suit an order had been made for the payment of the money, the omission to make
The order setting aside the judgment is affirmed.