Fleming v. Limebaugh
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 55 — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. cited act of March 10, 1856, Sess. Acts 1855-6, p. 123; Civil Code, secs. 29, 853; 13 Wendell, 156; Sess. Acts 1853-4, vol. 1, p. 60; 3 J. J. Mar., 62; 5 Dana, 588; 7 Dana, 168.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE STITES
delivered the opinion of the court:
Mrs. Limebaugh sued Fleming before a justice of the peace of the city of Louisville for damages amounting to one hundred dollars, alleged to have been sustained by her in consequence of a breach of contract by the defendant.
The contract exhibited and relied on was, in effect, a contract of partnership between the parties for keeping and conducting a hotel in Louisville, and the damages are alleged to have been sustained by reason of Fleming’s violation of, and failure to comply with, the stipulations of the contract.
*266An objection was taken by him…
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