Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volumen3;Volumen66 |
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... facts afterwards developed . " A. J. JAMES , CITED- 2 Starkie's Evidence , p . 28 . For Appellant , JOHN RODMAN , Attorney General , For Appellee , CITED- Criminal Code , sec . 335 . JUDGE ROBERTSON DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT ...
... facts afterwards developed . " A. J. JAMES , CITED- 2 Starkie's Evidence , p . 28 . For Appellant , JOHN RODMAN , Attorney General , For Appellee , CITED- Criminal Code , sec . 335 . JUDGE ROBERTSON DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT ...
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... fact that , as the grand jury was at first organized , one of its members was a civil officer , notwithstanding such ... facts proved before them , and the time at which they decided to find the indictment . This ruling was excepted to ...
... fact that , as the grand jury was at first organized , one of its members was a civil officer , notwithstanding such ... facts proved before them , and the time at which they decided to find the indictment . This ruling was excepted to ...
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... facts set forth were sufficient to constitute the offense charged 3. If the marshal brought the prisoner to the jailer without an order of commitment , he should not have received him ; and it was his duty to have discharged him at once ...
... facts set forth were sufficient to constitute the offense charged 3. If the marshal brought the prisoner to the jailer without an order of commitment , he should not have received him ; and it was his duty to have discharged him at once ...
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... money or thing of value from him whatever therefor . It therefore appears that the facts set forth in the in- dictment are sufficient to constitute the offense charged . Hill , & c . , vs. Turner . Wherefore 26 BUSH'S REPORTS .
... money or thing of value from him whatever therefor . It therefore appears that the facts set forth in the in- dictment are sufficient to constitute the offense charged . Hill , & c . , vs. Turner . Wherefore 26 BUSH'S REPORTS .
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... fact that a small portion of the property levied on was not sold for want of bidders , and that the appellee procured ... facts we cannot judicially presume that any portion of the appellee's debt was lost by the non- precise return of ...
... fact that a small portion of the property levied on was not sold for want of bidders , and that the appellee procured ... facts we cannot judicially presume that any portion of the appellee's debt was lost by the non- precise return of ...
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action adjudged adm'r alleged amount appellant appellant's appellee attachment Attorney authority bail bond bill bond Bradfordsville cause remanded cents chap chapter circuit court CITED City of Louisville Civil Code claim common law Commonwealth contract conveyance county court court of equity creditors Cromie's heirs damages Dana debt deed defendant DELIVERED THE OPINION demurrer discharge dismissed Duvall entitled equity evidence ex'r execution filed Fleming county Frazer further proceedings Henry county Home Society House of Mercy hundred dollars indictment indorsed interest JUDGE ROBERTSON DELIVERED JUDGE WILLIAMS DELIVERED judgment is reversed jury Kentucky land levy liability lien Louisville Orphans ment mortgage Myers non est factum officer owners paid parties payment person petition plaintiff pleaded purchase rendered Revised Statutes Richard Joyce river sheriff slave sold Stant Stat suit surety testator thereof thousand dollars tion trial Trimble county Wherefore Whitaker wife
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