Tribble v. Frame
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*187Opinion of the Court,
by Judge Owsley.
John Speed Smith, claiming the paramount legal tie to a tract of land of which William Frame, sen. was possessed, brought an action of ejectment against Frame; to recover the possession.
Frame was admitted defendant in the ejectment, and such proceedings were therein had, as that a verdiet and judgment were recovered by Smith for the whole of the land; but at the same term at which the verdict and judgment were recovered, a new trial awarded upon the application of Frame. The cause again came on for trial at a subsequent term, and a verdiet was again…
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