Johnston v. Gwathmey
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From' Jefferson Circuit Court, the Hon, John P. Old-ham sole Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
O-EJtfSJION OF THE COURT, BY
JüDGE M-ILLS.
Gabriel J. Johnston sold and conveyed an out-lot of twenty acres in Lopisville, to John Gwathmey. Tlf£ purchase money was payable by several instalments. About two months afterwards, Gwathmey sold and com veyed the same lot to Arthur I.. Campbell, for a valuable consideration. Gwathmey failed to pay -the two last instalments to G. J, Johnston,-and confessed a judgment on one of these notes, which was first due, and thereon.aft execution issued, and was returned-no property found,” Gwathmey; having failed and-become insolvent. Wlfile this execution was…
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