Boone v. Helm
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. From the Circuit Court for Mercer County. Various entries and surveys upon which the titles and claims of the parties, respectively, depend. The interference —and bill, and former proceedings thereon, in the circuit court, a;id,.in this cqm'U Further proceedings in the court below; decree & appeal. A decree which cannot be enforced without further action by the Court, it is interlocutory, not final.
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Chancery. From the Circuit Court for Mercer County. Various entries and surveys upon which the titles and claims of the parties, respectively, depend. The interference —and bill, and former proceedings thereon, in the circuit court, a;id,.in this cqm'U Further proceedings in the court below; decree & appeal. A decree which cannot be enforced without further action by the Court, it is interlocutory, not final. But the parties having eiected to consider an interlocutory decree aa final, and the unsuccessful party having prayed an appeal, though jt' was after-wards abandoned: Quexe, whether "he…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
delivered the following Opinion of the Court in this case, on the 4th of June last. A petition for a rehearing was afterwards presented, by which the decision was suspended till this date, when the petition was overruled,
On the 22d of Janury, 1776, a warrant for two thousand acres of land, which had been procured by James Allen, under the proclamation of “63,” was surveyed “in the “ (then) county of Fincastle, on the waters of Salt Riv- “ er—beginning on a fork where the north branch is “ about ten yards wide, at two buckeyes, two sugar “ trees and a hickory, running north eight hundred…
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