Commonwealth v. Wiggins

*74Opinion of the Count by

Chief Justice Miller

Certifying the law.

The appellee, J. H. Wiggins, was indicted for fraudulently selling and disposing of his horse “Don” on which D. D. Doctorman held a recorded mortgage to secure a debt of $100.00.

The indictment charged that Wiggins sold and disposed of the horse with the intent to prevent the enforcement of the lien thereon, and the sale of the property to pay the debt.

The indictment was found under section 1358 of the Kentucky Statutes, which reads as follows:

“If any person shall fraudulently sell, conceal or dispose of any personal property on…