Campbell v. Johnston
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. From the Circuit Court nor Jeefersgn County. The [facts^and i,leadra53- tóese't offi SS t0 Decree, and sep' arate writs of er" rorby twodef’ts.
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Chancery. From the Circuit Court nor Jeefersgn County. The [facts^and i,leadra53- tóese't offi SS t0 Decree, and sep' arate writs of er" rorby twodef’ts. Where the reversal of a decree is sought by writ of error, all who can properly unite in the same writ, should do so, to avoid a multiplicity of suits: all against whom there is a joint decree should unite; and all parties—whether compl’ts or def’ts in the suit —who complain of the same supposed errors and only the same, and can unite in a joint assignment of errors as prejudicial to all, should unite in the writ of error. But where…
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Ewing
delivered the Opinion of .the Court. .
On the 30th July, 1818, Arthur L. Campbell executed to John Gwathmey a deed of trust, on three twenty acre lots, near Louisville, to secure the payment of five notes executed by said Campbell, on the 10 th day of March, 1818: namely, one to Richard A. Maupin for three thousand nine hundred and twenty-two dollars, payable one year after its date; another to said Maupin, for four thousand one hundred and ninety-four dollars, payable two years, after date; both of which were assigned to said Gwathmey; another to said Gwathmey, for four thousand…
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