8 Kan. 660 | Kan. | 1871
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Examining the verdict returned in this case in the light of this construction of the statute, and it seems to us it contains a finding upon all the issues. It is more full, and subdivides more than is necessary, but it is sufficient. A great many other questions are presented in the petition in error, and the briefs of counsel, but determining these as we have done avoids the necessity of any inquiry into those. There being no consideration for the notes the defendants were entitled to verdict and judgment, and any errors, if errors there were, in the other matters complained of may be considered as not affecting the substantial rights of the plaintiff. The judgment will be affirmed.