Day v. Grubbs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Commissioner Stanley
Reversing in first appeal and affirming in second appeal.
These two appeals present the principal question of the right of the appellant, Louisa Day, to share in the distribution of the estate of her deceased father, Jarius Ball. They have been consolidated and will be disposed of together.
Day v. Grubbs et al.
Jarius Ball died intestate in September, 1926, aged about 84 years. In a suit filed by his other heirs against his daughter and her husband, the appellants, to have sold a certain parcel of land because of its indivisibility, it was alleged that…
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