Spalding v. Simms
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 22 — IN EQUITY cited Civil Code, secs. 221, 287, 729, 259. cited Samuel vs. Dal-lam., Mss. opin., Jan. 1857; 3 Dana, 579; 8 lb., 67; Civil Code, secs. 221,871, 225, 226, 728,729; Rev. Stat., chap. 97. cited Civil Code, secs. 257, 221, 161,259,728,729,730; 14 B. Man., 195; Bondurant vs. Apperson, ante, p. 30; Hanson vs. Bowyeruante,p. 108.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDSE WXLLIAMS
delivered the opinion op the court:
Simms, the debtor, left his house, in Washington county, some 60 miles from Louisville, on the 18th December, 1859, with stock lor Mississippi and Louisiana. He expected to ship the stock on board a steamer at Louisville on the 20th December, but was unexpectedly and unavoidably detained at Louisville until the 24th December, when he embarked, with his stock, on a steamer bound down the Ohio river. He did not return to this State until about the first of the following May. From the forenoon of 21st April down to 2d May, some twenty attachments…
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