Cain's Administrator v. Hubble
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Pulaski Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hurt
Reversing in part and affirming in part.
G. W. Cain died on December 24, 1907. For ten or twelve years previous to Ms death, he and the appellee, R. S. Hubble, had been partners, and, as such, had engaged in conducting saloons, “pop joints,” and a livery stable. A saloon, owned by them in North Somerset, •was conducted under the name of Cain & Hubble, while, at the same time, a saloon, owned by them in South Somerset, was conducted under the name of Hnbble & Cain. While they were still doing business as partners, under the firm names of Cain & Hubble and Hubble…
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