Holsclaw's Adm'r v. Louisville Gas & Electric Co.

Opinion oe the Court by

Judge Ratliee

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

In May, 1934, and some time previous thereto, Victor Koestel, now deceased, owned a two-story brick building located on the north side of Jefferson street in the city of Louisville, Ky., designated as No. 411 East Jefferson street. The second floor consisted of about five rooms, which were occupied and used by Josephine Holsclaw and members of her family.

In April, 1934, Koestel decided to remodel the ground floor of the building so as to be used as a filling station, and in order to provide space between the sidewalk…