Finucane v. Prichard
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
HOWERTON, Judge.
On January 20, 1983, Jerome Prichard and his wife, Charlotte Ann Prichard, conveyed 107.95 acres in Boyd County, Kentucky, to Richard Finucane and his wife, Marcia Finucane, by general warranty deed. The purchase price was $96,600. Subsequently, the Finucanes began improving the tract by fencing, bulldozing, seeding, fertilizing, etc., and they discovered that the metes and bounds description of their tract included 27.5 acres which belonged to another party.
In 1987, the Finucanes filed this action against the Prichards for breach of their warranty and sought damages for the…
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