Meadows v. Goff
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Oase 85 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM BSTILL CIRCUIT COURT. 1. The judgment should he reversed for errors appearing on the face of the petition.
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Oase 85 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM BSTILL CIRCUIT COURT. 1. The judgment should he reversed for errors appearing on the face of the petition. Plaintiff states that he is the owner of five-eighths of a tract of land which is described by metes and bounds, but lie does not describe by metes and bounds the five-eighths of which he claims to be the owner, and does not show who is the owner of the other three-eighths. 12. Nancy Meadows should have been made a party, and allowed to set up hef title to the land in controversy. (Civil Code of Practice, sec. 29.) It can not bo said that only the…
1Opinion of the Court
■JUDGE BENNETT
delivered the opinioít of the court.
Tlie appellee brought an action of ejectment against the appellant, Henry Meadows, and recovered judgment by default against him for five-eighths of about five hundred acres of land, and a writ of possession was awardei the appellee against said appellant for said quantity of land. The appellant, Nancy Meadows, was not made a defendant to said action, nor did she appear therein as a party to the same. After the rendition of said judgment, but before the writ of possession was fully executed, the appellant, Nancy Meadows, filed her petition to…
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