Holderby v. Harvey C. Taylor Co.
West Virginia Supreme Court
• Appeal from Circuit Court, Cabell County. Suit for injunction and other relief by C. A. Holderby and others against the Harvey C. Taylor Company and others. Decree for defendants, dissolving a prior temporary injunction, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Eitz, Judge:
On the 15th of March, 1915, the plaintiff C. A. Holderby, being the owner of a tract of land containing about 207 acres, situate in or near the city of Huntington, entered into á contract with the defendant Harvey C. Taylor Co., a corporation, having for its purpose the sale of this land. It appears that there is about 105 acres of the land which is designated as hill land, and the residue is divided into two tracts, one situate west of Sixteenth street, and one east of Sixteenth street, that west of Sixteenth street being closest to the inhabited-part of the city, and so lying as…
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