Rebhan v. Fuhrman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 48. — ACTION BY WILLIAM FUHRMAN AGAINST JOHN REBHAN FOR FRAUDULENTLY SHIPPING AND SELLING A LOT OF CATTLE BELONGING TO PLAINTIFF AND CONGEALING THE MONEY RECEIVED, $840. Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Law and Equity Division). Judgment committing appellant to jail for contempt in refusing to pay a certain sum of money into court as ordered, and lie appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Hobson
Affirming.
Appellee brought this suit against appellant, alleging that he had fraudulently shipped to Cinciuuati and sold there for $840.00 a lot of cattle belonging to appellee; that he had the money in his possession and concealed it; that he was insolvent, and unless prevented hy the court would remove it from the state. He prayed the court to require the money *419paid to the receiver. Appellee being examined in open court and disclosing that he had something over $600.00 of the money, was ordered to pay the amount into court, and declining in open court to…
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