Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volum 6;Volum 154 |
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Kentucky. Court of Appeals, James Hughes, Achilles Sneed, Martin D. Hardin, George Minos Bibb, Alexander Keith Marshall, William Littell ... Judge Sandidge . COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS , ELECTED NOVEMBER 2 , 1909 , FOR JUDGES OF CIRCUIT COURTS.
Kentucky. Court of Appeals, James Hughes, Achilles Sneed, Martin D. Hardin, George Minos Bibb, Alexander Keith Marshall, William Littell ... Judge Sandidge . COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS , ELECTED NOVEMBER 2 , 1909 , FOR JUDGES OF CIRCUIT COURTS.
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... COURT BY JUDGE CARROLL - Affirming . These two appeals presenting the same questions of law will be disposed of in one opinion . On April 12 , 1907 , the White City Co. , by its presi- dent , executed and delivered to the First National ...
... COURT BY JUDGE CARROLL - Affirming . These two appeals presenting the same questions of law will be disposed of in one opinion . On April 12 , 1907 , the White City Co. , by its presi- dent , executed and delivered to the First National ...
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... law , and that was to revoke the license . It is stipu- lated that he was convicted of the offense stated in the certificate of the police judge . It is admitted that the certificate was true . That being the case , no defense could ...
... law , and that was to revoke the license . It is stipu- lated that he was convicted of the offense stated in the certificate of the police judge . It is admitted that the certificate was true . That being the case , no defense could ...
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... COURT BY JUDGE SETTLE - Dismissing ' Appeals . The appellant , George W. Eutsler , was tried and con- victed in the Harlan Circuit Court under each of three indictments , charging him with the offense of selling spirituous liquors , in ...
... COURT BY JUDGE SETTLE - Dismissing ' Appeals . The appellant , George W. Eutsler , was tried and con- victed in the Harlan Circuit Court under each of three indictments , charging him with the offense of selling spirituous liquors , in ...
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... COURT BY JUDGE CARROLL -- Reversing . In September , 1906 , George E. Hazzard obtained a judgment in the Meade Circuit Court against the Louis- ville & Evansville Packet Co. , a corporation , for the sum of $ 5,000 . A motion for a new ...
... COURT BY JUDGE CARROLL -- Reversing . In September , 1906 , George E. Hazzard obtained a judgment in the Meade Circuit Court against the Louis- ville & Evansville Packet Co. , a corporation , for the sum of $ 5,000 . A motion for a new ...
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action agent alleged Andrew Johnson appellant appellee Attorney authority Ballard County bank Boyd County Burley Tobacco C. C. Reynolds charge Circuit Court city of Louisville claim Commonwealth Constitution contract corporation County Board COURT BY JUDGE damages Decided June deed defendant demurrer Doc Smith duty evidence executed fact fendant filed franchise further granted ground heirs held Illinois Central Railroad indictment injury instruction issue Jerry Rice Judgment affirmed jury Kentucky Statutes land liable liquor Louisville & Nashville ment mortgage motion Nashville Railroad Company negligence offense opinion ordinance owner paid party payment person plaintiff pleaded primary election prosecution purchase purpose question reason record rule sold street suit supersedeas bond sustained taxes testified thereof timber tion tract trial court verdict vote whiskey wife Wilson witness
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