Sergeant of the Court of Appeals v. George
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the General Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*198Opinion óf the Court,
by Judge Mills.
THE complainant below, now defendant in error, ^e<f kM» alleging that a constable of his county presented and read to him a summons from the general *199court, issued in the name of, and directed to the sergeant of the court of appeals, for the use of Mahlon Gillingham, George Randolph and Edmund Randolph, and requiring him to appear on the first day of the next term of said court, to answer and say whether he was not indebted to David L. Gregg, a certain sum of money named in the summons; that he enquired of constable, whether he had authority to execute the…
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