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24 Ky. 205

Frame v. Trebble

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided April 15, 1829

Court of Appeals of Kentucky · decided 1829-04-15

<p> Execution. Replevy bond. Motion to quash. Reorganizing act. New court. </p> <p>When two ®"p1eer‘ntb00“(j! botb should ’ be parties to a,“°b*°ro0tiott g”aon¿) error. Order ur portlíiVto be asupersedeas, granted under wid^</p>

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Decided 1829-04-15

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Judge Robertson

¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.

¶2Trebble and Cooper replevied an execution in favor of Frame; and on the motion of Trebble alone, the replevin bond was quashed, on the ground, that before its execution, a supersedeas had been obtained from ibo gentlemen who claimed to be judges of what was denominated “the nao court of appeals.”

¶3To reverse this judgment,' Frame has prosecuted a writ of error with a supersedeas.

Hanson, for plaintiff; Monroe, for defendant.

¶4The judgment is erroneous for two reasons.

¶5First. Cooper was a necessary party to the motion,

¶6Second. The supersedeas had no legal effect. The Power to award supersedeas's was delegated by the reorganizing act, to Messrs. Barry, &c. on their imputed character qf appellate judges, and not in their individuai capacities as men. They were not judges, either ilde jure" or ude facto'” and therefore all their acts as such are void.

¶7Wherefore, the judgment is reversed.

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