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An Act authorizing a change of venue in an action at law, depending in the Pulaski Circuit Court, wherein Rose, a woman of color, is plaintiff, and James T. Curd is defendant. 1839 119 (1839)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0345 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 119 bursement of the money aforesaid: Provided, further, that no 1840. part of said money shall be expended for land which the said Commissioner, in person, has not first seen and approved of. Approved February 4, 1840. Citr. 188 .-AN ACT authorizing a change of venue in an action at law, de- pending in the Pulaski Circuit Court, wherein Rose, a woman of color, is plain- tiff, and James T. Curd is defendant. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That it shall be lawful for the Judge of the Pu- laski Circuit Court, upon the petition of the executors of Charles Gatliff, and the administrators of Cornelius Gatliff, to change the venue of a suit at law in said court depending, wherein Rose, a woman of color, is plaintiff, and James T. Curd is defendant, any law now in force in this Common- wealth to the contrary notwithstanding: Provided, however, that the Judge of said court shall, in all respects, be regulated and governed by the laws of this Commonwealth, providing for changes of venue, except so much thereof as declares that there shall be not more than one removal of the same cause. Approved February 4, 1840. CH*AP. 189.-AN ACT to amend the execution laws of this Commonwealth. SrE. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com- monwealth of Kentucky, That either aferifacias or a capias Either a fi. fa. profine may issue on all judgments in behalf of the Common- or capias pro- wealth for a misdemeanor, or judgment on a recognizance, or fine may issne _ . _ - o judg'tin be- on any other account: where a capias profine has issued and half of Coin- been returned, not found, or where afierifacias has issued monwealth. and been returned, no property found, as to the whole or any part thereof, other executions offieri facias or capias may issue, until the judgment shall be satisfied. SEc. 2. Be it further enacted, That when afierifacias has, or shall hereafter, issue, in any such case, and shall be returned Equiiable procd'ngs may no property found, as to the whole or any part of such exe- be had on re- cution, the Attorney for the Commonwealth may, in its name turn of no pro- and behalf, exhibit a bill in chancery against the proper per- perry. sons to reach the choses in action, or the equitable right to any property, belonging to the defendant in such judgment and execution; and the same shall proceed and be governed by the laws now in force where a similar return has been made on the execution of a natural person. Approved February 4, 1810.

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