Wood v. Wells
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 48 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL PROM RUSSELL CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Civil Code, secs. 153, 737. CITED— Act of 1796, 1 Statute Laws, p. 158. Civil Code, 449, 737, 225. Act of February 28, 1868. CITED— Civil Code, secs. 287, 221, 68, 66. MSS. Op., Dec., 1856; Marrad vs. Dread.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Peters
The objection that it does not appear from the petition and notes that appellees are the owners of both notes, is not well taken. The note for seventeen dollars and nine cents is made payable to W. T. Jackman, and is indorsed “pay to Wells & Jackman, for value received, this November 2d, 1865,” signed by Jackman, and the other note is payable directly to Wells & Jackman; and they allege that said note last named was executed to them, and the other they are the owners of by the assignment on the same; and the notes and assignment are filed and made part of the petition. They also allege that…
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