Worsham v. Lancaster
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 108 — MOTION FOR DAMAGES ON SUPERSEDEAS BOND APPEAL PROM FAYETTE CIRCUIT COURT. The supersedeas stopped,the distribution of $1,500. Appellee is therefore entitled to dam'ages to the amount of $150. Civ. Code, sec. 764. (No brief against the motion.)
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE DuRELLE
delivered the opinion op the court.
The appellees have moved “for judgment for ten per cent, damages on the amount of money the supersedeas of *814the judgment of August, 1894, stopped payment to appellees.” The supersedeas bond was executed to supersede a judgment “adjudging that the plaintiffs, Mary Lan-caster and others, are the owners of the undivided three-fifths of the lot of land described in the judgment, and allowing them rent at the rate of $45 per year from September, 1875, and ordering a sale of said property.” The Civil Code, sec. 764, provides that damages shall be…
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