Blair v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Prom the Bourbon Circuit Court, the Hon. James Clark sole Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
*34Opinion of the Court, by
Ch. J. Boyle.
ON the 12th of November, 1819, Blair, Ingles and Barr, executed their note to Williams for $209 67 1-2, payable sixty days after date. The money not being paj(] ^?hen it became due, Williams sometime thereaf-brought suit upon the note in the Bourbon circuit court, and recovered judgment for the amount against ^a'r’ hgles and Barr, and they, in accordance to the Provisions of an act ofthe legislature of this state, entered into a recognizance in the clerk’s office, for the payment of the within two
This recognizance Williams moved that court to quash) °n the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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