Crowe v. Miller

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Bratcher

Affirming.

On the 28th day of March, 1930, the appellant, John M. Crowe, who was the plaintiff below, filed a petition in the Kenton circuit court alleging the appellee, A. R. Miller, was indebted to him in the sum of $6,250, “for money had and received from him- on the second day of February, 1929, which the said A. R. Miller promised and agreed to repay.” The petition further alleged that the appellee, Miller, was a nonresident of Kentucky, and that he was now absent from the state and had no property in this state subject to execution or not enough to…