Weinstock v. Bellwood
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 28 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT. CITED Jacobs’s Law Dictionary, “ Courts.” Chitty on Bills, page 1, note 2. 1 Salkeld, 658. 8 Bush, 358, Lester & Co. v. Given, Jones & Co. 18 B. Mon. 745, Buckner, &c. v. Sayre. CITED 8 Bush, 361, Lester & Co. v. Given, Jones & Co. 5 Wheaton, 285, Mandeville v. Welch. 18 B. Mon. 756.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE PRYOR
delivered the opinion oe the court.
D. C. Yeager, in order to satisfy a debt he was owing Bellwood (the appellee), gave to the latter an order on the appellant Weinstock for the money, Weinstock being indebted to Yeager.
Weinstock refusing to accept the order, Bellwood instituted *140this action against Weinstock and Yeager, alleging the refusal of the appellant Weinstock to accept the order; that Weinstock was indebted to Yeager, at the time of its presentation, by note then due, and in a sum more than sufficient to pay the amount of the order.
A demurrer was sustained to the original…
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