Cook v. McKee

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Stanley

Reversing.

On September 3, 1928, the appellee, John J. McKee, conveyed to appellant, William R. Cook, a tract of land at the edge of the city of Frankfort between the Kentucky river and the Lawrenceburg pike. The description was by boundary and no acreage mentioned. The consideration stated was $1 cash and thé conveyance by the grantee of a certain'one-acre tract with improvements. This deed was made pursuant to a contract between the parties of September 1, 1928, which described the property to be conveyed as being appellee’s “tract of land…