Beeler v. Young
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*519OPINION of the Court, by
Ch. J. Bibb.
In debt ©n single bill for one hundred and one dollars twenty-five cents, the defendant pleaded infancy ; to which tire plaintiff replied geuerallv that the bill was given for necessaries furnished by the assignor to the defendant— rejoinder, that the bill was not given for necessaries. On the trial, the plaintiff proved that the defendant was in Nashville, one hundred and eighty miles from home, *520without horse, saddle, bridle, or money to defray his ex? pences homeward. In this situation the assignor advanced him some money, the amount Unknown, ahorse worth…
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