Scott, Trotter & Tilford v. Coleman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Woodford Circuit Court, the Hon. William L. Kelly sole Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
*349Opinion op the Court,
by Judge Mills.
TO an action of assumpsit brought in the name of James Coleman, the surviving partner of Robert gowan & Co. the appellants pleaded non-assumpsit, ■with leave to give special matter in evidence. On the trial, the appellants gave in evidence, three records from the courts of the state of Pennsylvania, in which the demand due from them to Robert Megowan & Co. had been attached by foreign attachments in that state, The firm of the appellants had two houses, one in this state, where two of the partners resided, and one in the state of Pennsylvania, where the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Embree & Collins v. HannaNew York Supreme Court · 1809
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- Cooper v. CooperCourt of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976) · 1950
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