Stucker's Administrators v. Miller
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Scott Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*235Opinion of the Court,
by Judge Mills.
THE appellants declared in covenant against the appellee, on a note drawn thus:
“On demand I promise to pay to Jacob Stucker, the just and full sum of one hundred dollars, to be paid in four months after date, to be paid in Georgetown bank notes, bearing interest from date.”
The appellants averred, “that on the-- day of -, in the year of-, one of them, as ad ministrator of Jacob Stucker, after his death, and four months after the date ofsaid writing, demanded the said sum in Georgetown bank notes, together with interest upon the same, from the date of the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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