Fort Jefferson Imp. Co. v. Green
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 4 — Action to Enforce a Judgment APPEAL FROM TAYLOR CIRCUIT COURT. Judgment for Plaintiff and Defendants Appeal. ■ This appeal is from .a judgment sustaining a general demurrer-to appellant’s answer, which states all the facts relied on to support appellant’s contention.
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Case 4 — Action to Enforce a Judgment APPEAL FROM TAYLOR CIRCUIT COURT. Judgment for Plaintiff and Defendants Appeal. ■ This appeal is from .a judgment sustaining a general demurrer-to appellant’s answer, which states all the facts relied on to support appellant’s contention. The only question in this caséis: That where a judgment is obtained through collusion -and fraud, by the secretary against his corporation, which has a. ■place of -business, a chief officer, a president, residing in this. State, in an action institute!! against it in a county in which. such corporation has no office or…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
JUDGE DUREKLE
Reversing.
In 1892, T. É.- Green obtained in the Taylor circuit court a judgment by default against the Ft. Jefferson Improvement Company for two thousand and odd dollars, claimed *88ns salary for services as secretary of the corporation. An execution issued upon the judgment was returned “No property found.” In April, 1900, Bessie B. Green, as assignee of Thomas E. Green, filed a petition in equity in the Taylor circuit court, alleging the judgment, execution, and return of “No property,” and seeking to subject to the payment of the judgment in Green’s favor a…
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