Smith v. Morrow
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Bath Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*210OPINION OF THE COURT,
BY JüDGE MlLLS.
THIS is a warrant for a forcible entry and detainer, 011 a traverse in the circuit court, and verdict and rehdered for the plaintiff in the warrant, and brought up by an appeal.
Sundry questions were made, during the progress of the suit and on the trial, which we shall not particularly notice, because they were correctly decided by the *n^er*or court, and involved no unsettled question, and, a¡soi because it is to be regretted that the time of the circuit court should be taken up in discussing such questions, or that this court should be called to attend to…
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