Sneed's v. White
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. Case 148. Error te the Franklin Circuit; H. Davidge, Judge. Surely. Forbearance. Release of execution. Levy• Replevin bonds. Parties.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
Thomas C. Pendleton, having issued a fieri facias, on a judgment in his favor, against Isaac Pearson, the latter with Zachariah White and William Hunter, as his sureties, executed a replevin bond.
On the 5th of May, 1823, a fieri facias was issued on the replevin bond, on which the sheriff made the following return: “levied and stayed by order of plaintiff, for a few days, and no property found after the Stay.”
On the 11th of July, 1827, another fieri facias was issued on the same bond, to injoin which execution, W hite tiled his bill in chancery against Pendleton.
He alleges, in his bill, that…
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