Asher v. Cornett
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 67. — MOTION BY A. B. CORNETT AGAINST A. J. ASHER, IN THE COURT OF APPEALS, TO DISMISS THE APPEAL AND DISCHARGE THE SUPERSEDEAS.— Motion denied and a petition for a rehearing overruled.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice O’Rear
Overruling motion to dismiss appeal.
The question for decision now in this case is whether appellee’s motion to dismiss the appeal granted by the lower court, and to discharge the supersedeas issued by the clerk of the circuit court, should prevail. Appellee sued appellant in assumpsit in the Leslie circuit court. A default judgment was rendered against appellant at the February, 1907, term of that court. No appeal was asked for, and none was granted by the court at that term. Appellant executed a supersedeas bond before the clerk of the Leslie…
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