Ramsey v. Flannagan

The appellee sued appellant, charging that Elannagau held a note against one John Ramsey for fees as an attorney in a certain case pending in the Clark Circuit Court, said note to become due whenever such suit was decided; that judgment had been rendered in said action, and said note was due and unpaid; that subsequent to the rendition of judgment, said John Ramsey died, and the appellant, Alexander Ramsey, had wrongfully, and unlawfully, and with intent to cheat and defraud the appellee, sold certain property of the decedent, and appropriated the proceeds to his own use, amounting to a large…