Meador v. Turpin
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 9 — PETITION ORDINARY cited Civil Code. secs. 164, 165. cited 15 B. Mon., 630; Civil Code, secs. 414, 369, 368, 165.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Duvall
The issue formed by the petition and answer was submitted to a jury who, upon the evidence introduced by both parties, rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $175. “Whereupon the defendant moved the court to dismiss the plaintiff’s petition upon the ground that the same is npt verified. The plaintiff moved the court to grant him leave to verify his petition, to which:the defendant objected, said objection is over*94ruled by the court and said leave is granted the plaintiff, to which the defendant excepts;” and the motion to dismiss the petition having been overruled, judgment was…
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