Opinion · Supreme Court of Kansas
Day v. Kansas City Pipe Line Co.
Day v. Kan. City Pipe Line Co., 82 Kan. 861 (Kan. 1910)
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- Opinion
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- Supreme Court of Kansas
- Jurisdiction
- Kansas
- Date
- 1910-06-11
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- general
Per Curiam: This is an action to cancel an oil-and-gas lease. It is claimed that the action can not be maintained for the reason that the plaintiff has an adequate remedy at law. The facts are sufficiently similar to the Howerton case to make it controlling here. This case is therefore reversed upon the authority of Howerton v. Gas Co., decided upon rehearing, ante, p. 367.
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This is an action to cancel an oil-and-gas lease. It is claimed that the action can not be maintained for the reason that the plaintiff has an adequate remedy at law. The facts are sufficiently similar to the Howerton case to make it controlling here. This case is therefore reversed upon the authority of Howerton v. Gas Co., decided upon rehearing, ante, p. 367.