Carter v. Tucker
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 5. — ACTION BY J. T. CARTER AND ANOTHER AGAINST H. L. TUCKER AND OTHERS Appeal from Ohio Circuit Court. T. F. Birkhead, Circuit Judge. From the judgment plaintiffs appeal and de- - fendants cross-appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
William Rogers Clay,
Commissioner — Affirming.
Appellants, J. T. Carter and M. W. Heltsley, and appellee, H. L. Tucker, formed a partnership in the latter part of the year 1908 for the purpose of securing options and leases on coal and mineral lands in and about Rockport, Ohio county, Ky. . Carter lived in Rockport and owned about 300 acres of land near *35the corporate limits of the town. Heltsley, his son-in-law, lived in Union county, Ky., and was at work in a mine in that county of which appellee Tucker was superintendent. Previous to the formation of the partnership,…
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