Bowling's Administratrix v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 24 — PETITION EQUITY appeal prom carter circuit court, 1. The evidence shows that Henry Davis had ample means in his^ hands belonging to Jonathan Davis to pay appellant’s debt; Henry admits he owes his father twenty-five dollars, and the evidence shows that Merritt Davis, deceased, was an unmarried son of Jonathan Davis’, and had a half interest in the tobacco crop raised by him and Henry in 1892, which netted them one thousand) one hundred dollars; one-fourth of this…
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Case 24 — PETITION EQUITY appeal prom carter circuit court, 1. The evidence shows that Henry Davis had ample means in his^ hands belonging to Jonathan Davis to pay appellant’s debt; Henry admits he owes his father twenty-five dollars, and the evidence shows that Merritt Davis, deceased, was an unmarried son of Jonathan Davis’, and had a half interest in the tobacco crop raised by him and Henry in 1892, which netted them one thousand) one hundred dollars; one-fourth of this sum, or one-half of Merritt’s interest therein was inherited by his father, and should he subjected to this debt. ■ 2.…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WHITE
delivered the. opinion of the court.
Tn 1881 appellant’s intestate, William Bowling, recovered judgment in the Carter Circuit Court against Jonathan Davis-, one of tbe appellees, for $21'5-and interest and costs'. lYn execution was issued on said judgment and in 1886 returned, no property found, by tbe sheriff of Carter county.
This áetion-was begun in 1893, on tbe return of no property, by appellant against appellee, Jonathan Davis, and his-son, Henry Davis, also appellee.
The petition alleges these facts of the judgment, execution and return and death of William Bowling and the…
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