Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 5; Volume 153 |
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... record there is no evidence written or parol to show that appellant ever at any time agreed to pay interest on that note from its date or at all . In the case of McKnight v . Broadway Investment Co. , 147 Ky . , 545 , this court , in ...
... record there is no evidence written or parol to show that appellant ever at any time agreed to pay interest on that note from its date or at all . In the case of McKnight v . Broadway Investment Co. , 147 Ky . , 545 , this court , in ...
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... record . Proof was then taken on the question whether or not , as a matter of fact , an execution did issue from the police court dur- ing the month of March , 1900. The chancellor held the evidence upon this question insufficient to ...
... record . Proof was then taken on the question whether or not , as a matter of fact , an execution did issue from the police court dur- ing the month of March , 1900. The chancellor held the evidence upon this question insufficient to ...
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... record of the issuance of the execution is to be found in the police court . The judge then in office testified that no record book was kept , and while he had a faint remembrance of plaintiff and his attorney coming to the office , he ...
... record of the issuance of the execution is to be found in the police court . The judge then in office testified that no record book was kept , and while he had a faint remembrance of plaintiff and his attorney coming to the office , he ...
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... record , the agreement was stated in the presence of the court , following which an order was entered continuing the case . The steps that were next taken in the case appear from the following order entered on the 8th day of the April ...
... record , the agreement was stated in the presence of the court , following which an order was entered continuing the case . The steps that were next taken in the case appear from the following order entered on the 8th day of the April ...
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... record , we would not say that the verdict was fla- grantly against the evidence if the jury had found for the milling company ; but unless there was some error of law committed by the trial court to the prejudice of the mill- ing ...
... record , we would not say that the verdict was fla- grantly against the evidence if the jury had found for the milling company ; but unless there was some error of law committed by the trial court to the prejudice of the mill- ing ...
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