Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, 3. köide;66. köide |
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... ment , our Legislature , by an act approved February 14 , 1866 ( Myers ' Sup . , 735 ) , enacted " that all negroes and mulattoes may sue and be sued , plead and be impleaded , in all courts of law and equity of this State . " And that ...
... ment , our Legislature , by an act approved February 14 , 1866 ( Myers ' Sup . , 735 ) , enacted " that all negroes and mulattoes may sue and be sued , plead and be impleaded , in all courts of law and equity of this State . " And that ...
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... ment is the principal point to be determined . It is provided in the 114th section of the Civil Code , that when the grand jury shall , upon investigation of a charge on which a party has been committed or held to bail , " refuse to ...
... ment is the principal point to be determined . It is provided in the 114th section of the Civil Code , that when the grand jury shall , upon investigation of a charge on which a party has been committed or held to bail , " refuse to ...
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... ment . Wherefore , the judgment is reversed , and the cause remanded , with directions to dismiss the proceeding . CASE 5 - INDICTMENT - DECEMBER 5 . Commonwealth vs. Blincoe and others . APPEAL FROM THE JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT . When ...
... ment . Wherefore , the judgment is reversed , and the cause remanded , with directions to dismiss the proceeding . CASE 5 - INDICTMENT - DECEMBER 5 . Commonwealth vs. Blincoe and others . APPEAL FROM THE JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT . When ...
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... ment a nullity . But when a man is exercising and discharging the general duties of an office , claiming right thereto under a commission or appointment , he is an officer de facto ; and generally , if not universally , his acts are ...
... ment a nullity . But when a man is exercising and discharging the general duties of an office , claiming right thereto under a commission or appointment , he is an officer de facto ; and generally , if not universally , his acts are ...
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... ment . It would open a door so wide , and present tempta- tions so strong for fraud , corruption , and perjury , as greatly to impair the value of , if not eventually to de- stroy , this inestimable form of trial by jury . ” In our ...
... ment . It would open a door so wide , and present tempta- tions so strong for fraud , corruption , and perjury , as greatly to impair the value of , if not eventually to de- stroy , this inestimable form of trial by jury . ” In our ...
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