Terril's administrators v. Southall's
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Owsley
— During the years 1785-6-7-8-9, Richard Terril, thy intestate of the plaintiff in error, was the agent of James Southall, the defendant’s testator, and Samuel Beall, to superintend, lease out, &c. Stc. their lands in the then district of Kentucky.
In March 17-92, a settlement of the accounts and transactions of Terril the agent was made between him and William Allison, the agent of Southall, and Robert Breckenridge, the agent of Beall. On this settlement Terril fell indebted 314/¿ 8s. 1 l-2d. and by the mutual agreement of Allison and Breckenridge, the two…
2Cited by1 opinion
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