Crozier v. Gano
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Trimble.
— Gano and wife obtained judgment against Crozier, in an action of detinue, for certain slaves, from which he hath appealed to this court.
The assignment of errors contains ten different objections to the judgment and proceedings, but few of which, however, seem entitled to much consideration.
The first objection made is, that there is a variance between the count and the writ, the latter demanding three slaves by name, not demanded by the former. This objection might have been good matter in abatement, but cannot be assigned for error after judgment on the…
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