Salmon v. Martin
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Daviess Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Miller
Affirming.
This action was brought by Martin and Yeiser against Salmon and his tenant, Tanner, to compel them to remove a fence which they had erected so as to obstruct a passway 36 feet wide, and to recover $201.00 damages therefor. The court granted the relief asked; and required the defendants to leave an unobstructed passway 22 feet wide at its western end, and at least 20 feet wide at a point five hundred feet east thereof. It, however, dismissed plaintiffs’ claim for damages. From that judgment all parties appeal; the plaintiffs appealing from so much…
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