Jenkins v. Jackson, Loving & Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 70 — PETITION— APPEAL EROM WARREN COURT OE COMMON PLEAS. CITED Civil Code, sec. 221, and amendment of March 15, 1870. Civil Code, sections 476, 477, 233. CITED Revised Statutes, section 13, 1 Stanton, 262. Session Acts, 1869-70, pages 90, 91. Civil Code, sections 474-478, 858, 859.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Pryor
The appellees, Jackson, Loving & Co., instituted their action in the Warren Court of Common Pleas against the appellant, Jenkins, on a note for nine hundred and six dollars. They allege the indebtedness of the appellant, his failure to pay, and make the following additional statement: “ That their claim is just, and that their demand will be endangered from the delay arising before judgment or return of no property-found ; that the defendant has no property in the state subject to execution, and not enough to pay plaintiffs’ demand, and they ought to recover the amount of said note, interest,…
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