Baker v. Morris

Opinion op the Couet by

Judge Claeke.

— Affirming.

On August 9,1911, appellants sold to appellees, Coots & Moors, the oak and hickory trees on one hundred and nineteen acres of their land with privileges of a mill site and passage ways on the land to enable said appellees to install a mill, to cut and prepare for market said timber, and to remove it therefrom at any and all times until January 1st, 1913. On the same day said Coots & Moors entered into a written contract with the appellee, Owens-boro Wagon Company, about the meaning and intention of which there is some confusion occasioned by…