10 Kan. 88 | Kan. | 1872
The opinion of the court was delivered by
This case is similar in many respects to the cases of Foreman v. Carter, and Challis v. Headley and Carr, 9 Kas., 674, 684. Like them it comes here from a decision -of the district court of Atchison county, setting aside a judgment as void. Many of the same questions arise in this that were in those cases. But there are some defects in the proceedings here which render the judgment void, and compel us to affirm the decision of the district court. One of these defects only will require notice. The judgment set aside was rendered in an attachment suit. The affidavit for attachment was made by_ one Robert L. Pease, who in the affidavit swears that he is one of the plaintiffs in the action. As the pleadings and entire proceedings in the case, other than this