Ward v. Rittenhouse Coal Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Johnson Circuit Court;
1Opinion of the Court
*229Opinion or the Court by
Judge Carroll.
Affirming.
In 1904 John C. Ward 'sold ’to J. S. Eittenhouse a tract of land and executed to him a bond for title. Soon after the sale Eittenhouse took possession of the land and erected some improvements on it. After this he sold part of the land covered by the title bond to the Eittenhouse Coal Co., and in 1907 John C. Ward and wife executed to the Eittenhouse Coal Co. a deed for the land it had purchased from J. S. Eittenhouse. Soon after this the Eittenhouse Coal Co. commenced operations on or near the land, and after erecting valuable improvements and…
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