Keith v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 51- ' APPEAL PROM FULTON CIRCUIT COURT. cited Rev. Stat.,page 318; 3 Bibb, 344; 4 lb., 94; 8 B. Mon., 413 ; 5 lb., 351; 2 Litt., 121! •7 B. Mon., 616; 3 Litt., 127 ; 3 Mon., 273 ; 4 /. /. Mar., 600 ; 5 Dana, 227; Pr. Dec., 264-5. cited 8 B. Mor., 413 ; 4 Bibb, 94; Pr. Dec., 264-5 ; Eden on Injunctions, pages 101-2. cited Civil Code, sec. 298; 13 B. Mon., 511; 1 Litt., 295.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Stites
In March, 1858, the Bank of Louisville obtained a judgment in the Fulton circuit court against Keith and others for $5,158, and caused an execution to be issued thereon, which was replevied in April following. Execution was afterwards issued upon the replevin bond, and placed in the hands of the jailer who, on the 23d July 1858, levied it upon a slave and wharf-boat as the property of Keith, and advertised.the same for sale on the 6th September, 1858. Upon that day Keith filed his petition in said court, and obtained an injunction staying the sale until he could procure a quashal of the…
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