Dyas v. Lindsey
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 40 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL FROM GRANT OIROUIT COURT. CITED— Civil Code, secs. 107, 110. 16 B. Mon., 350; Raymond, vs. Reed. 8 Ohio State R., 215. 2 Met., 148-9. 4 Busk, 349; Dyas vs. Lindsey. CITED— Civil Code, sec. 107. 2 Bush, 556; Rankin vs. Turney. 2 Met., 146; Chiles vs. Drake. 5 Bush; Beard vs. Jolly.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Williams
delivered tiie opinion op tiie court:
Dyas lived in Grant and was served with proSess in Harrison county. The judgment was rendered in Grant county by default, on evidence that he lived in the latter county when the suit was brought, and still lived there.
By section 106, Civil Code, “ every other action (than the previously named ones) may be brought in any 'county in which the defendant, or one of several defendants, resides or is summoned.”
By section 107, “ where any action, embraced in the last section, is against a single defendant, the plaintiff shall not be entitled to judgment against…
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