Chinn v. Mitchell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 18 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL PROM MASON CIRCUIT COURT. cited 2 Kent, 799, 800; Story on Agency, secs. 255, 258, 259, 260, 250; 14 B. Mon., 157. cited Rev. Statutes, page 180; lb., sec. 1, art. 9, page 319 ; lb., art. 12, sub-sec. 2 of sec. 1, page 322; lb., sec. 3, art. 18, page 329; 14 B. Mon., 157; 3 Littell, 116, 117; 7 Mon., 354; 5 Mon., 467-8; 4 J. J. Mar., 87; 5 Mon., 393 ; 7 J. J. Mar., 176 ; 2 B. Mon., 335 ; 5 B. Mon., 18 ; 3 Bibb, 248 ; Rev. Statutes, sec. 3,…
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CASE 18 — PETITION EQUITY — APPEAL PROM MASON CIRCUIT COURT. cited 2 Kent, 799, 800; Story on Agency, secs. 255, 258, 259, 260, 250; 14 B. Mon., 157. cited Rev. Statutes, page 180; lb., sec. 1, art. 9, page 319 ; lb., art. 12, sub-sec. 2 of sec. 1, page 322; lb., sec. 3, art. 18, page 329; 14 B. Mon., 157; 3 Littell, 116, 117; 7 Mon., 354; 5 Mon., 467-8; 4 J. J. Mar., 87; 5 Mon., 393 ; 7 J. J. Mar., 176 ; 2 B. Mon., 335 ; 5 B. Mon., 18 ; 3 Bibb, 248 ; Rev. Statutes, sec. 3, page 420; Civil Code, sub-div. 4 of sec. 125; lb., secs. Ill, 307, 308, 314. cited Civil Code, sub-div. 4 of sec. 125;…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE STITES
delivered the otinion oe the court :
This was a proceeding in equity by Chinn against Mitchell, to enjoin the collection of an execution which issued upon a replevin bond payable to the latter.
The circuit court refused to enjoin any part of the execution, and dismissed the petition with damages; and of that judg ment Chinn complains.
The grounds relied on for relief were, that, prior to the maturity of the replevin'bond, and whilst the same was in the legal custody of the clerk of the circuit court of Mason county, Chinn had paid to said clerk — who was authorized by law to receive…
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