Moore v. Simpson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Gallatin Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*49Opinion of the Court,
by Judge Mills.
THE complainant in the court below, now defendant in error, presented his bill, alleging that Juba Moore had sold him a house, unfinished, and had entered into articles of agreement, or executed a written instrument, engaging to have the house finished, and specifying what was to be done thereto, and to surrender possession of it; that the possession was surrendered, but nothing was done towards the completion of the house; that Moore had left the commonwealth with an intention of never returning, as the plaintiff believed, and was engaged in the South…
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