Shultz v. Morrison
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 26 — PETITION OBDINABY — APPEAL FROM MASON CIRCUIT COURT. cited Chitty on Contracts, 143 ; 2 Kent’s Com., 626; Story on Contracts, 810 ; 8 B. Mon., 200. cited 8 B. Mon., 54 ; lb., 160.
1Opinion of the Court
.JUDGE DUVALL
delivered the opinion of the court:
In March, 1859, Shultz brought an action against Morrison and wife, to recover an amount alleged to be then due, and to become due, for the rent of the “Lee House,” in Maysville, and upon the allegations of the petition to the effect that the -defendants were about to remove their furniture and other ■personal property from the leased premises, an attachment is*99sued, and was levied upon the furniture and effects of the defendants.
Before suing out the attachment the plaintiff, with Collins as his surety, executed the following covenant:
“We…
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