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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 383 — Rental of property -- forcible entry and detainer -- uniform residential landlord and tenant act

383.235 Verdict -- Procedure in case of disagreement.

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The jurors, after hearing the evidence, shall, by their inquest, say whether the defendants, or either of them, be guilty or not guilty of the forcible entry or detainer complained of; and shall return their inquest, signed by one of their body, to the court. If the jury do not agree, it may be discharged, and another be ordered to be summoned to meet, either immediately or at some future day to be then and there fixed and indorsed on the warrant; and this proceeding shall be continued until a jury agree.
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