Moores v. Parker
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Writ of error on a judgment of the Fayette Circuit Court Statement of the case.
1Opinion of the Court
OlUNION OF THE COURT.
THIS writ of error is prosecuted to reverse a judgment rendered against both of the present plaintifís jointly, in an action of debt brought against them on a joint and several obligation by the present defendant, Parker.
There was no service of process on Harbin H. Moore, and the judgment was rendered without any appearance or plea by him. It is true, the record recites that the parties came by their attorneys, and thereupon came a jury who were elected, tried and sworn to en-quire of damages; and it was upon the return of the inquest by the jury that the'judgment was…
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