Legal Opinion

Dana v. Brown

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided April 22, 1829Published

Chancery. Caso 70, Error to the Jessamine Circuit; W. L. Kebby, Judge.

1Opinion of the Court

Judge Robertson

delivered the opinion of the Court.

Dana having obtained judgment against Robert Crocket, caused executions to issue thereon* which were returned “no property.” He then filed this bill in chancery, against Crocket and the commissioners of the Farmer’s Bank of Jessamine, to subject to his judgment, stock owned by Crocket in that bank.

Crocket did not answer, and the commissioners admit that he has stock, in his own name, to the amount of $800; in that of his wife, for $800, and in those of his children, for $400; but insists that he owes the bank a debt larger than the amount of…

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