Ayers v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Upon a writ of error to reverse a decree of the Franklin District Court.
1Opinion of the Court
The first error assigned is in the following words: “It does not appear by the return of the sheriff, nor by anything else in the record, that a copy of the bill was ever delivered to the defendant in the court below; without which it could not be taken for confessed.” The act of 1799, entitled “an act to amend the several *163acts regulating proceedings in chancery,” was relied on to support this objection ; the first section of which having expressly directed that a copy of the bill shall be delivered to the defendant by the officer or person serving the subpoena, which delivery shall be…
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