Young v. Jewell

Opinion op the Court by

Chiep Justice Sampson

Affirming.

In January, 1920, Garner Jewell sold and conveyed to appellant, Bernice Young, a certain tract of land in-Barren county, supposed to contain 94% acres for tbe price of $7,500.00. Garner Jewell bad purchased tbe land from Ms brother who had not paid the purchase price although he held a general warranty deed, lien being retained for the purchase price. The father of Jewell was the original owner, having conveyed it to his son, retaining a lien for the purchase price. In each deed the boundary was described as containing 94% acres. After *381Youn…