City of Jenkins v. Cury
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
MOREMEN, Judge.
Appellees, A. C. and Cora Combs, purchased property in the City of Jenkins, known as the Recreational Hotel. They executed notes in the aggregate amount of $28,500 and a lien was retained in the deed to secure payment of them. Thereafter, in due course, George L. Cury became owner of the notes. He died and title to the notes vested in his personal representatives who are also appellees. On April 26, 1952, the Combs sold the Recreational Hotel to J. E. and Dixie Polly who assumed and agreed to pay the balance due on the vendor notes.
On December 3,. 1956, after the building had…
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