Cummins v. Cassily
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Breck
delivered the opinion of Hie Court.
Cassily brought an action of debt against Cummins, ,&c. the appellees, and recovered judgment, from which they have appealed to this Court.
The defendants filed their plea in abatement averring that the plaintiff was a non-resident of the State of Kentucky, and that he had failed to give a sufficient arid valid bond for costs, as required by law. The plaintiff replied that before the institution of his suit a good and sufficient bond for costs had been executed, and he made profert of the bond. The bond exhibited is signed, “Payne & Waller by John…
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