Legal Opinion

Shrowyer v. Cates

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided April 6, 1827Published

Chancery. Appeal from the Christian Circuit; Ben. Shackleford, Judge. Head rights Entries. Forfeiture. Redemption. Actual Settlers. Limitation, Equity.

1Opinion of the Court

*300Opinion of the Court by

Judge Owsley.

This is a contest between adverse claimants to land; the claim of each originating under he laws of this State, and founded upon certificates of settlement granted by the county court of Christian.

Cates being the elder patentee, and having recovered in ejectment, Shrowyer filed his bill in enquity for relief, claiming under Andrew Reed, to whom, he. alleges a certificate was granted by the county court of Christian, for four hundred acres of land, containing the following location:

"Christian County Court,

February Term. 1803.

“No. 1075. Andrew Reed locates…

2Cases cited1 opinion

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