Flippin v. Hays
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 53 —CAVEAT— APPEAL FROM MONROE CIRCUIT COURT. cited Revised Statutes, 677 ; act of 10th March, 1856, 1 sess. acts, page 109; act of 10th March, 1854, sess. acts, page 175.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE PETEES
delivered the opinion op the court:
In February, 1852, James Flippin had a survey made of 174 acres of land in Monroe county, upon a treasury and two county court warrants from the county court of Monroe county.
*216On the 3d of June, 1856, James B. Evans and Robert J. Hays, by virtue of a warrant from the same court, caused a survey to be made for 200 acres, interfering with, and including in that survey all the land Flippin had previously surveyed except about ten acres.
Flippin made no return of the plat and certificate of his survey to the register’s office until the 21st of June,…
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