Newby & Taylor v. Hill & Million
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 46 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL EROM MADISON CIRCUIT COURT. cited Story on Bailments, secs. 288, 297; Parsons on Contracts, p. 595; Revised Statutes, p. 197, sec. 11. cited Story on Bailments, sec. 290, 297 ; 5 Johns., 260; 2 Kent, 581; Caine’s Cases, 200; 2 Marsh., 56; 1 Parsons, pp. 594 — 5.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE DUVALL
delivered the opinion op the court:
The attachment sued out by the appellees against Lear was levied, among other things, on a debt which Jackson owed Lear for land. Jackson admitted his indebtedness to Lear, and professed his readiness to pay the amount to such person as the court might adjudge entitled to it.
The appellants, Newby and Taylor, were made defendants, and they, by cross petition, claimed that they, together with Haithman, had become bound as the sureties of Lear in a note for $410 to G. B. Million, and that before and at the time of the execution of the note, Lear…
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