Jameson v. Smith's executors
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Ch. J. Boyie,
The original bill in this case was tiled by George S. Smith, claiming title under an entry in the name of John Mos-by, against George Jameson and JamesMartin, holding the elder legal title, derived under an entry in the name of John Jameson.
Smith having died during the progress of the cause, an order was made reviving the suit in the names of his executors, who filed a bill of revivor, which they after-wards, on amotion for that purpose, had leave to amend, and in their amended bill they prayed that the heirs of Smith might be made parties, and tiiat a…
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