Traynor v. Traynor

STANLEY, Commissioner.

The judgment is that a tract of 102 acres, jointly owned by and in possession of Robert and William R. Traynor, brothers, cannot be divided between them without materially impairing its value or the value of the interest of the plaintiff in the action, Robert Traynor. KRS 389.020(1)- (b).

Title to the property was acquired from the executors of the will of the parties’ uncle, and in their deed the tract was described as two parcels, one containing 47 acres and the other 55 acres. They are referred to as No. 1 and No. 2, respectively. They are of equal fertility and have…