Walker v. Sayers & Hopkins
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 54 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL FROM NELSON CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 18 B. Mon., 649-50; Emmons vs. Overton. 13 B. Mon., 403; Ilord vs. Chandler. CITED— 18 B. Mon., 649; Emmons vs. Overton. 3 Met., 329-30; Kimble vs. Cummins. 15 B. Mon., 134. Rev. Stat., secs. 14, 15, chap. 97, 2 Slant., 400-1. 3 Met., 65-9; Coleman vs. Walker. 2 Met., 148-9 ; Chiles vs. Drake.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Williams
This was a suit by appellants against appellees on a note for three hundred dollars, executed to Mrs. Walker *580May 6, 1858, due in one year, by B. F. Flanders and appellees, he being principal and they securities, with a credit of thirty dollars thereon August 15, 1862, soon after which the principal died insolvent.
In the summer or fall of 1865,* Sayers wrote to Mrs. Walker: “You need" give yourself no uneasiness about the money; you shall have it this fall, certain.”
April 12, 1866, Hopkins wrote to Mr. Walker, saying, among other things: “Mr. Sayers was here yesterday, and says he is ready to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Coleman v. WalkerCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1860
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