Bennett v. Thompson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 31 — APPEALS—JUSTICES’ COURTS APPEAL PROM LEWIS CIRCUIT COURT. CITED Civil Code, sections 27, 66, 822. 5 American Reports, 199. 15 B. Mon. 555, Patton v. McCane. CITED Civil Code, section 16. Revised Statutes, act of Feb., 1858, 1 Stanton, 361. 1 Met. 566, Tipton v. Chambers. 1 Met. 449, Clark’s heirs v. Lusk, &e. 1 Met. 395, Brandies, &c. v. Stewart.- 5 Dana, 596, Williams v. Wilson. 7 Dana, 168, Bassett v. Oldham.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE COFER
delivered the opinion oe the court.
Bennett sued Thompson & Bailey in a justice’s court upon an account for thirty dollars, and before trial amended his account so as to claim a judgment for fifty dollars.
The case was tried, and the court rendered judgment for the plaintiff for thirty dollars. From that judgment an appeal was prayed and prosecuted directly to the circuit court, where the following order was made: “ The parties appeared by attorneys, and by agreement the law and facts are submitted to the court. The appellant Bailey having died, the suit is abated as to him, and the…
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