Commonwealth v. Huber
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 49. — GEORGE P. HUBER WAS CONVICTED OP PERMITTING A NUISANCE ON HIS PREMISES AND APPEALS. — Appeal from Campbell Circuit Court. A. S. Berry, Circuit Judge. Motion by appellee to strike bill of exceptions from the record and to dismiss the appeal. —
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chief Justice O’Rear
on Motion to Dismiss Appeal.
Under an indictment charging appellee with suffering a nuisance on his premises he was tried and convicted. The circuit court set aside the verdict and granted the defendant a new trial. The Commonwealth has appealed from the decision of the circuit court. The pending motions are hy appellee to strike the hill of exceptions from the record and to dismiss the appeal.
The motion to strike the hill of exceptions from the record is based upon the same ground that the motion to dismiss the appeal is, namely, that an appeal does…
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