Phillips v. Keifer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 31 — PETITION ORDINARY — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT. cited Civil Code, secs. 128, 117, 130; 17 B. Mon., 681; 15 B. Mon., 460; 17 lb., 10.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Simpson
This action was brought upon a note executed by Keifer and others, to the administrators of Samuel Phillips, deceased, fok the price of four hundred and forty-eight cords of wood, which was purchased by Keifer as part of the personal estate of said Samuel Phillips, deceased, at a sale thereof made by his administrators.
The defendants in the action, by way of defense thereto, set up and relied upon the fact, that a large part of the cord wood, for the price of which the note sued upon was executed, had, subsequent to the sale thereof, been taken by Thomas L. Phillips, one of the…
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