Hunt v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
ERROR TO FLEMING CIRCUIT. Forcible Entry, &c. Case 13. Case stated.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Hise
Uel Hunt on the 12th of August, 1850, sued out a writ against Rebecca Wilson, Sr., and Rebecca Wilson, Jr., for a forcible entry upon certain laud then and theretofore in his possession. The inquisition on the premises, resulted in a verdict of the jury, that the defendants in the writ were guilty of the forcible entry complained of, and a judgment for restitution and for costs, was given against them. The Miss Wilsons traversed this inquest, gave the bond as required by law, and carried the case to the circuit court, and upon the trial in the it court, the jury íó'und, by their *45verdict, that…
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