Legal Opinion

Gass v. Wilhite

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided May 5, 1834PublishedCited by 33 opinions

From the Circuit Court opor Lincoln County.

1Opinion of the Court

JiiSge Nicholas

delivered the following Opinion of a majority of the Court

from which Judge Underwood dissented.

This is a proceeding in chancery, in behalf of Gass and Bonta, two seceding members of .the religious society called Shakers, resident at Pleasant Hill, in Mercer county, for the purpose of obtaining a division of the property belonging to the society, and having their shares allotted to them, either upon the principle of ^equality, as two of its covenant members, or according to the amount of property .each carried with him into the society.

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2Cases cited1 opinion

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