57 Kan. 370 | Kan. | 1896
Numerous errors are assigned on the record, but the view we take of the case renders it unnecessary to discuss them in detail. Counsel for the plaintiff in error strenuously insist that there could not be á bona fide contest as to the amount dale bn the notes. That there was a dispute between himself and the maker of the notes concerning the date from which' interest should be computed, at the time the first payment was made, is conceded; but his contention is that the claim made by the defendant was not urged in good faith, and was utterly without foundation. There is no dispute as to the fact that the patent for the lands in Riley County was not filed until December 26, 1890. By their
The judgment is affirmed.