Hardy v. Trabue
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 91 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM CALLOWAY CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Civil Code, section 289. 2 Bush, 197; Wood vs. Wells. MSS. Opn., Dec., 1856; Harrod vs. Orear. 18 B. Mon., 632; Lane vs. Robinson. Hardin, 65 ; Shipp vs. Davis. Pr. Dec., 220 ; Cooper vs. Logan. 1 Duvall, 345; Dunn, SfC., vs. Salter, &¡c„ CITED— 1 Duvall, 342; Dunn, Sfc., vs. Sailer, SfC. 3 Chitty's Pleadings, 236-7 ; Metford's Eq. PL, s. p, ■39 ; Story's Eq.
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CASE 91 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM CALLOWAY CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Civil Code, section 289. 2 Bush, 197; Wood vs. Wells. MSS. Opn., Dec., 1856; Harrod vs. Orear. 18 B. Mon., 632; Lane vs. Robinson. Hardin, 65 ; Shipp vs. Davis. Pr. Dec., 220 ; Cooper vs. Logan. 1 Duvall, 345; Dunn, SfC., vs. Salter, &¡c„ CITED— 1 Duvall, 342; Dunn, Sfc., vs. Sailer, SfC. 3 Chitty's Pleadings, 236-7 ; Metford's Eq. PL, s. p, ■39 ; Story's Eq. PL, sec. 254. M. B.’s Digest, 158 ; Act of 1796. Hardin, 65; Shipp vs. Davis. Pr. Dec,, 347 ; Bees vs. Bishop. 1 M«?\,354; Kennedy vs. Dillon, 18 B. Mon,, 632; Lane…
1Opinion of the Court
.JUDGE PETERS
bblivbeed the opision oí? the doubt:
In May, 1866, H. Hardy, a resident of the county of Calloway — a farmer, merchant, and a dealer and speculator in tobacco — was indebted to various planters for their crops of tobacco, and to others on other accounts; his aggregate indebtedness being very large compared with the value of his estate and his means to discharge it.
A tobacco fair was held in Paducah on the 25th and 26th of May, 1866. According to previous arrangements, Hardy had been selected as one of the judges of articles to be exhibited at said fair; and publication of the…
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- Wood v. WellsCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1867
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