Wathen's v. Chamberlin
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. From the Circuit Court for Hardin County.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Marshall
delivered the Opinion of the Court.
The case of Tribble vs. Taul, 7 Mon. 455, establishes the doctrine that, the court of equity will not take jurisdiction to set off demands purely legal, unless upon one of the following grounds: 1. that the demands axe connected, as that one is the consideration of the other; or, 2. that there has been an agreement to set them off against each other; or 3. that they have been completely liquidated at law; or 4. that there is some obstacle to the proceeding at law for coercing the demand sought to be set off — as nonresidence, insolvency or the…
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