Glenn v. White
2 Ky. 212 | Ky. Ct. App. | 1803
The first and second errors assigned are not sufficiently particular, and the third is not maternal. But the foux’th error (viz: the judgment and execution are for damages, and the replevin bond is taken for debt), conformably to a former decision of this court, in the case of Johnson against Carlile, must be regarded.