Moffett v. White
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court.
THIS was a suit in chancery, with injunction, brought by Moffett to be relieved from a judgment recovered against him at law by White. The pleadings in the cause are of a very singular and peculiar cast, and the grounds upon which relief is sought, are not detailed with great perspicuity. It is, however, to be *325inferred, that the judgment at law was recovered in an action on the case, prosecuted against Moffett by White, and after an unavailing attempt to defeat a recovery at law, Moffett has sought to be relieved from the judgment, in equity, on the ground of the amount…
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