Hunt-Forbes Construction Co. v. Martt
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Coukt by
Hobson, Commissioner
Reversing.
Appellees are the owners of a two story brick building and a one story concrete building on the southeast corner of Winchester avenue and Forty-Fifth street in Ashland, Ky. The two buildings were erected in 1921, and really constitute one structure. The first floor of the brick building was occupied as a store; the other portion as apartments. The concrete building was largely used as a warehouse in connection with the operation of the store. In the year 1929 the city of Ashland contracted for the construction of a sewer along Winchester…
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