Kansas § 17-1705 - Same; contracts and actions concerning real estate. Such subordinate organizations may contract, sue and be sued through its trustees or ma
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§ 17-1705. Same; contracts and actions concerning real estate. Such subordinate organizations may contract, sue and be sued through its trustees or ma
17-1705. Same; contracts and actions concerning real estate. Such subordinate organizations may contract, sue and be sued through its trustees or managers, in any matter affecting such real estate or buildings: Provided, That no judgment rendered against such organization shall have any force or effect except as against the property owned as provided herein.History: L. 1899, ch. 164, § 3; May 15; R.S. 1923, 17-1705.
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