Millett v. Swift
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 53. — CONSOLIDATED ACTIONS BY P. J. MILLETT AND E. E. DUFFIELD AGAINST T. J. SWIFT. Appeal from Whitley Circuit Court. W. T. Davis, Circuit Judge. From the judgment, Millett and E. E. Duffield appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge ITobson
Eeversing.
On June 5, 1907, P. J. Millett entered into a contract witli the Louisville & Nashville Eailroad Company to construct for it six miles of roadbed in Whitley county. T. J. Swift entered into a contract with Millett, by which he was to construct abont two miles of the road. The panic of 1907 came on. Swift had great difficulty in raising money to carry on Ms work, *410and Millett was also hard run. E. E. Duffield was Swift’s walking boss, and he lent Swift $1,000, which Swift used in carrying on his work. In the spring of 3 008, Swift borrowed from a…
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