Kellar v. Bate
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 33- APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. cited 10 Johnson's Rep., 249 ; 2 .Bailey, 56,2; Wheeler's Law of Slavery, 225.
1Opinion of the Court
'CHIEF JUSTICE STITES
delivered the opinion ov the court:
Kellar sued Bate before a justice of Jefferson county, for a bill for medical services rendered the slaves of Bate, and obtained a judgment for $90 — the amount claimed. Bate appealed to the county court, and, the law and facts having been submitted to the county judge, he rendered a judgment for Kellar for $6, and costs. From that judgment Kellar has appealed, and complains that the court erred in refusing to adjudge to him the amount of his account, and in overruling his snotion for a new trial; and Bate, by a cross-appeal, complains…
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