Joy v. Price

DAVIS, Commissioner.

The consolidated appeals before us must be dismissed for procedural defects in undertaking the appeals as a matter of right rather than by motion. KRS 21.060, 21.-080, RCA 1.180.

In order to focus attention on the problems at hand, it is necessary to briefly recite the origin of the litigation.

On February 28, 1967, Taylor Price and Alta Price filed complaint against Clyde Taylor, Jr., seeking to enjoin Taylor from interfering with the use of a claimed right of way over land owned by Taylor. The right of way was asserted to exist in favor of the “traveling public” as well as…