Johnson v. Gunter
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 66 — ON RULE IN EQUITY ACTION —
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE PETERS
delivered the opinion oe the court.
Appellee, having been appointed a receiver by the court below for the purpose, collected from appellant on a sale bond the sum of two hundred and eleven dollars and sixty-four cents. Afterward the bond was quashed, and appellee ordered by the court to return the money; and having failed to do so, a rule was awarded against him to show cause why he should not be attached for failing to pay the money. In response to the rule he stated that as to the sum of eighty-three dollars and eighty-nine cents he was ready and willing to pay, and tendered it…
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