Ratliff v. Daniel's Exr.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE S— ACTION BY CHARLES RATLIFF AGAINST E. H. DANIEL AND OTHERS. — Appeal from Caldwell Circuit Court. J. F. Gordon, Circuit Judge. Defendant Daniel having died pendente lite, the case was revived against his executor. From- the judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of ti-ie Court by
Judge Hobson
— Reversing.
Charles Ratliff owned a "storehouse on the corner of Main and Eddyville streets in Princeton, Ky.; the lot running back to Washington. In the rear of the store on the corner of Eddyville and Washington streets stood a warehouse. E. H. Daniel also owned property extending from Main street to Washington street. Their lots did not adjoin on Main street, but *57in the rear and on "Washington street, they adjoined. On the rear of Daniel’s lot was a residence occupied by Mrs. Mollie Boyd as his tenant, which fronted on Washington street. On October 25,…
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