Fleece v. Goodrum
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 33 — MOTION cited Civ. Code, secs. 38, 399, 435 ; Rev. Stat., ch. 35, sec. 11. cited Civ. Code, sec. 693.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WILEIAMS
delivered the opinion op the court :
•This was a motion, on notice, that Fleece would ask the Marion circuit court, on the 4th day of its May term, 1864, to order an execution on a judgment which he had obtained against Goodrum and his sureties, as sheriff, but the record of which had been destroyed by fire before execution had issued. The notice was executed by delivering a copy to each of the defendants, save Goodrum and Graves, and the sheriff returned executed as to these “by leaving a true copy of the within with Mrs. Goodrum, wife of G. W. Goodrum, he not being at home, and…
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