Sackett v. Creech
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Harlan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Nunn
Dismissing.
W. C. Creech cut some poplar timber on a tract of land in Harlan county, Kentucky, and Daniel R. Creech sued him for trespass and recovered a judgment for $179.20. Execution was issued on the judgment and "W. O. Creech replevied it with E. T. Creech as his surety, on December 22, 1909. Just before the replevying bond came due, this action was brought by P. M. Sackett, appellant, against Daniel B. Creech, W. C. Creech, E. T. Creech, J. S. Kelly, sheriff, and M. W. Howard, circuit court clerk. Sackett alleged that the land from which W. C. Creech cut…
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