This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: ...request; the exceptions to the ruling of the justice on questions of law, taken by either party; the verdict of the jury, and when received. If the jury disagree, and are discharged, the fact must be stated. The judgment of the Justice, specifying the items of costs included, andthe time when rendered; the issue of the execution, and orders to sell, when issued, and to whom the renewals thereof, if any, ' were made; the return, and when made; and a statement of any money paid to the justice. and by whom; the giving of a transcript, to be filed in the clerk 's office, and when given; if appeal be taken, The undertaking, and the time of entering into the same, and by which party taken; the satisfaction of the judgment, and the time of satisfying the same. History. RI; 5521, Kan. 5044' S. 1893, Sec. nical defects and intormalities will not 4835' Y ivitiate proceedings. 3 Kan. 231. Suretics pConstrued and applied 33 O; 57 124 liable for money paid justice. 11 Kan. 380.. 26. ' ' ' Judgment transferred to dlltrlct court by him to place on lt. Hagaman v. Neltzsl, filing' abstract becomes subject to same 15 Kan. 383. "1195 and Vested with same lmwers 15 Suretlel and justice liable to owner of though originally rendered there. Rahm v. judgment upon which payment was made 599'? 23 Kan 529-where money was paid to justice and not Justice hns no right to burden docket turned over. Brockett v. Martin, 11 Kan. with other matters than those law requires 378. 1066. Time of making entries. The several particulars in the last section specified, must be entered under the title of the action to which they relate, and at the time when they occurred, except that the bill of exceptions in regard to the ruling on questions of law or...