Nantz v. Lexington Lincoln Mercury Subaru
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
STEPHENS, Chief Justice.
This appeal arises from a decision of the Court of Appeals which affirmed the Leslie Circuit Court’s granting of a summary judgment in favor of the appellees herein. The central issue in the present case focuses on when title to a motor vehicle passes from a commercial car dealer to a buyer under Kentucky’s titling and registration statutes, KRS 186A.010, et seq., for the purpose of determining liability insurance coverage.
This case originated when Lexington Lincoln Mercury Subaru [hereinafter “Lexington”], a commercial dealer, sold an automobile to Delbert…
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