Boaz v. Nail
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 50 — APPEAL PROM PULTON CIRCUIT COURT. cited Rev. Stat., sec. 10,p. 620; lb., see. 9, p. 622 ; Civil Code, sec. 66. cited Civil Code, sec. 66; Rev. Stat., sec. 9, p. 622.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE DUVALL
delivered the opinion op the court :
- It appears from the statement of the facts agreed in this case, that the original process in several actions brought in the Fulton circuit court, had been, at the réquest of the plaintiffs in those actions, directed to the jailer of Fulton county, and by him executed. It is admitted that the several plaintiffs in the *246actions alluded to made no special objection to the sheriff, and assigned no reason or cause for requesting the process to be directed to and executed by the jailer instead of the sheriff.
And the single question to be decided is,…
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