Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volum 3;Volum 66 |
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Side 5
... reason of the rule would not exclude his evidence , as he had a right to remain and hear the testi- mony and cross - examine the witnesses . But , notwithstanding the court below may have erroneously refused to permit him to testify for ...
... reason of the rule would not exclude his evidence , as he had a right to remain and hear the testi- mony and cross - examine the witnesses . But , notwithstanding the court below may have erroneously refused to permit him to testify for ...
Side 7
... and , although the rule may not apply in its reason to party because he is entitled to hear the wit- nesses and cross - examine , yet the record does not inti- Francis , of color , vs. Commonwealth . mate that WINTER TERM , 1867 . 7.
... and , although the rule may not apply in its reason to party because he is entitled to hear the wit- nesses and cross - examine , yet the record does not inti- Francis , of color , vs. Commonwealth . mate that WINTER TERM , 1867 . 7.
Side 9
... reason that the omission of the court to enter an order which it was its duty to make , should not be allowed to prejudice the defendant and his sureties in the subsequent proceed- ings on the bond . 2. Attorneys for the Commonwealth ...
... reason that the omission of the court to enter an order which it was its duty to make , should not be allowed to prejudice the defendant and his sureties in the subsequent proceed- ings on the bond . 2. Attorneys for the Commonwealth ...
Side 11
... reason that the omission of the court to enter an order , which it was its duty to make , should not be allowed to prejudice the defendant and his sureties in the subsequent proceeding to recover on the bond ; and for the same reason ...
... reason that the omission of the court to enter an order , which it was its duty to make , should not be allowed to prejudice the defendant and his sureties in the subsequent proceeding to recover on the bond ; and for the same reason ...
Side 46
... reason why their voluntary signatures to the old bond , which would only incur the same responsibilities , should not be obligatory . It would doubtless be good as a common law bond according to the principles settled by this court in ...
... reason why their voluntary signatures to the old bond , which would only incur the same responsibilities , should not be obligatory . It would doubtless be good as a common law bond according to the principles settled by this court in ...
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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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Side 443 - ... saving to suitors, in all cases, the right of a common law remedy where the common law is competent to give it...
Side 195 - ... or from any cause whatever, unless, in every case, the same be proved to have occurred from the fraud or gross negligence of said express company, or their servants...
Side 603 - All city, town and village officers, whose election or appointment is not provided for by this Constitution, shall be elected by the electors of such cities, towns and villages, or of some division thereof, or appointed by such authorities thereof, as the Legislature shall designate for that purpose.
Side 114 - ... conviction thereof, shall be punished by confinement in the penitentiary for a period of not less than one, nor more than five years.
Side 592 - That all charters and grants of or to corporations, or amendments thereof, and all other statutes, shall be subject to amendment or repeal at the will of the legislature', unless a contrary intent be therein plainly expressed...
Side 741 - She then declared that She did voluntarily Sign Seal and acknowledge the Same and that She is Still Satisfied therewith.
Side 597 - ... dangerous assemblages, and assemblages which obstruct the free passage of public streets, sidewalks, parks and places; protect the rights of persons and property...
Side 197 - STORY, in his work on bailments, originally published in 1832, says that it is now held that, in cases of such notices, the carrier is liable for losses and injury occasioned not only by gross negligence, but by ordinary negligence, or, in other words, the carrier is bound to ordinary diligence.
Side 279 - It would require an express exception in the grant, or some clear and unequivocal declaration, or certain and immemorial usage, to limit the title of the owner, in such cases, to the edge of the river.
Side 747 - I am of opinion that, generally speaking, if a party having an interest to prevent an act being done has full notice of its having been done, and acquiesces in it, so as to induce a reasonable belief that he consents to it, and the position of others is altered by their giving credit to his sincerity, he has no more right to challenge the act to their prejudice than he would have had if it had been done by his previous license.