Lilly v. Cox

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Sandidge—

Affirming.

By the opinion rendered herein upon the former appeal it was determined that appellee’s claim that the $1,500 note sued on herein had been procured by fraud upon the part of appellant could not be sustained. The judgment was reversed with direction that, upon the delivery to appellee of a valid deed conveying the royalty interest for which the note had been executed, judgment should go for its full amount, with interest. See Cox v. Lilly, 200 Ky. 195, 254 S. W. 759.

The former opinion is conclusive of the question whether the note was…