Benningfield v. Reed & Sutherland
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
-Ejectment. pq.se 26. Error to the Hardin Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
.Jjukte Simpson
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Tjhis -was an action of ejectment, on the trial of which Reed and Sutherland, the lessors of the plaintiff, ¡read in evidence a patent to William Greenough; and •in order to deduce a title from the patentee, they produced in evidence a transcript of the record and proceedings in a suit in chancery in the Hardin Circuit -Court, in which Richard Mather was complainant, against the unknown heirs of William Greenough, thepatentee; and a deed tp the complainant in pursuance ¡<jf -a decree rendered in that suit.
The rpcord exhibits no .evidence of an…
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