Doe, on Demise of Elliott v. Bohannon
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
ejecmenx. Appeal from the Jefferson Circuit; John P. Ox,dham, Judge. Case 27.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Bibb
On the 4th March, 1819, this action was commenced, by the service of the declaration and notice on the tenants in ¡possession. The decJaration contained a single demise, for twelve hundred acres of land, from the lessor, Thomas Elliott.
April 26th, 1819, this declaration and notice was produced, and the common order entered.
May 2nd, 1821, the tenants, Bohannon and Tyler, entered into the consent rule, and pleaded not guilty.
June 5th, 1822, the lessor, Elliott, moved to a-spend his declaration, by adding six new demis.es, in ' ' *122various forms, from Mustin and wife, and the heirs of Elizabeth…
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