Robertson v. Donelan
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
«CASE 21. — MANDAMUS ON PETITION OF J. M. ROBERTSON AGAINST M. F. DONELAN AND OTHERS. Appeal from Campbell Circuit Court. Charles Yungblut, Circuit Judge. Judgment for defendant, and petitioner appeals.—
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Settle
Affirming.
The appellee, M. F. Donelan, a justice of the peace, on complaint of the appellee, Robert Porter; issued a writ of forcible detainer against the appellant, J. M. Robertson, who was alleged to be wrongfully in the occupancy of certain real estate in Campbell county of ydiich Porter was the owner and claimed to he entitled to the immediate possession. Appellant was duly served with the writ, and when the inquisition was held thereunder neither party demanded a jury. After the evidence was introduced and argument- closed, the magistrate announced, in…
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