Yoder v. Briggs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Logan.
Briggs declared against Yoder in assumpsit for money laid out a°d expended for his use and benefit at the instance and request of said defendant. Upon the plea of non assumpsit, the plaintiff offered in evidence a record dewing ^judgment had been rendered against one Ambrose and Yoder, and that Briggs having entered as security for Ambrose in a replevin bond, had been the, . , several motions were made to the court upon the trial of the cause; or.e to exclude the evidence offered, as neither proving an express nor an implied assump-sit on the part of Yoder…
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