6 Kan. 74 | Kan. | 1870
It is contended for the defendant below, that the rule here laid down is not applicable to, and therefore does not govern this case. The admitted facts, as to the point in question, are in substance, that the maker of the note, at the time of the execution thereof, had a furnished house in the city of Lawrence, in this State, which was his usual place of residence for himself and family, and so continued to be his and his family’s said usual place .of residence, after the cause of action had accrued
The counsel for defendant in error referred _ us to authorities in point, and sustaining the view we have here taken; while on the other hand, the opposing counsel has cited us to cases which are clearly in support of a contrary doctrine. To these latter we have given careful consideration, but as before seen, have felt compelled to dissent from the conclusions therein expressed. It is to be remarked however, that some of these decisions were made in view of statutory provisions which are substantially different from our own upon the same subject. .
The judgment of the court below is affirmed.