Lanham v. Felts
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice Sims—
■Affirming.
Appellee, Ernest Felts, brought this action against appellant, Mae Lanham, and her husband, Loren Lanham, to recover $900 damages resulting from the failure of title to an automobile he purchased from the Lanhams. The petition charges that the Lauhams conspired to, and did, fraudulently sell Felts a car to which they had no title. The husband was in prison at the time of the trial for stealing the car sold to Felts and the trial was only as to Mae, which resulted in a verdict against her for $650. From the judgment entered thereon she…
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