Wehmhoff v. Rutherford
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 15 — PETITION ORDINARY — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT, CHANCERY DIVISION, 1. Each paragraph of a petition must within itself and without ref- . erence to any other paragraph or to extraneous sources state a cause of action.
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Case 15 — PETITION ORDINARY — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT, CHANCERY DIVISION, 1. Each paragraph of a petition must within itself and without ref- . erence to any other paragraph or to extraneous sources state a cause of action. (Green v. Page, 80 Ky., 368.) 2. By the second and third paragraphs of his petition plaintiff sought to recover portions of the same money which he sought to recover by the first paragraph, the second and third paragraphs being neither more nor less than a splitting of the same cause of .action, which was set forth in the first paragraph. This is not allowable…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE PAYNTER
deliveked the opinion oe the COURT.
By section 2, article 1, chapter 47, General Statutes [Ky. Stats., section 1956], if any person shall lose to another, at one time.or within twenty-four hours, five dollars or more, or property or other thing of that value, such loser or any creditor of his may recover the same or the value’thereof from the winner.
Under section 9, article 1, chapter 47, General Statutes, [Ky. Stats., section 1969], w’hoever shall invite, persuade or otherwise induce another to visit any place where gaming is carried on, shall be responsible to such other or his…
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