Legal Opinion
Early v. McCart
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Decided November 8, 1834PublishedCited by 11 opinions
From the Circuit Court for Fleming County.'
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
Early, as endorsee, sued McCart, in assumpsit, on the following instrument, treated and described in the declaration, as an inland bill of exchange': — “Pay to Alexandcr and Stockton, or-order, two hundred and fifteen dollars, and I will credit your note to me for that amount, due on the 25ih instant — value received.
August 24th, 1833.
To Mr. John Andrews. 1
Sherburn Mills. $ Robert McCart
On which was the following endorsement : — towit, “Pay the within to Jacob D. Early, for value received.”
Alexander and Stockton.
On demurrers to pleas filed by McCart, the circuit court decided, that the…
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