Barnett v. Morrison
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 23.
1Opinion of the Court
THIS suit was instituted in Ghancery by Barnett, to enjoin and be relieved from ajudgment at law, oh. tained against him by .fames Morrison, as assin-iiee of a bond which Barnett had executed to William Mor. rison.
The bond wan given in part consideration of a con. tract on the part of William Morrison, to convey to Barnett, by deed with general warranty, his “ mills on Silver creek, and forty nine acres of land, on the west side of said creek, and one acre for an abutment on the east side &c. and to let him (Barnett) have « a good road through his (Morrison’s) land, to said mills, any place…
2Cited by5 opinions
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