Legal Opinion

Town of Central Covington v. Beiser

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided April 15, 1906PublishedCited by 12 opinions

CASE 81. — ACTION BY MARY BEISER AGAINST THE TOWN OP CENTRAL COVINGTON FOR DAMAGES TO HER PROPERTY BY WATER, CAHSED BY THE IMPROPER CONSTRUCTION OP AN • ALLEY.— May 1. Appeal from Kenton Circuit Court. W. McD. Shaw, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals.

1Opinion of the Court

OPINION op tiib Court by

Judge Paynteb — •

Reversing.

In May, 1895, Mrs. Yallandingbam and ber husband conveyed to appellee a lot in the Franklin subdivision in Central Covington, Ky., fronting twlenty-three feet on the west side of Center street and extending up a hillside eighty-seven feet to an alley ten feet wide. Jaekson street runs east and west from Center street to and beyond the alley. Prior to 1892 there was a gully extending from a point west of the alley down the hillside to Center street and passing over a lot adjoining and south of the appellee’s lot. The board of trustees of…

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