Dorris v. Calow & Son
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 114.
1Opinion of the Court
THIS is an appeal from a judgment of the court be. low, dismissing a writ of error, coram vobis., sued put to quash an execution and replevin bond, with damages and costs.
A bill of exceptions was taken to the decision, sta. ting that tfie court below did not travel into the merits, but quashed and dismissed the writ of error, because the notice was insufficient, in not accurately describing the replevin hood which was to be superseded. The notice is not made part of the exceptions*, and we cannot, therefore., determine whether it was sufficient or not. It is true, there is a notice copied by…
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