Lunsford v. Turner
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Ejectment. Appeal from the Madison Circuit'; Iíiciiard French, Judge. Landlord and tenant. Title» Estopped. Attornment* Judgment. Eviction. ■Parlies. Scire facias. Terre tenant.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
I?i" 1818, Dougherty’s heirs obtained a judgment in ejectment against Thomas A. Thompson and others. Thompson having injoined the judgment, his bill was dismissed and his injunction dissolved, except as to an inconsiderable portion of the land; and the decree was affirmed by this court in January, 1827.
Thompson having died intestate in 1825, A. W. Turner, as the administrator, leased, in 1826, a part of the land, for which the injunction was afterwards dissolved, to Hyeronemus, and a part to Harris. ' Hyeronemus leased his part to Lunsford.
In June, 1828, Dougherty’s heirs obtained a judgment…
2Cited by1 opinion
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