Johnson v. Kirk
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
PAXTON, Judge.
Doyle Johnson and Beulah Johnson appeal a judgment of the Pike Circuit Court, sitting without a jury, dismissing their complaint in which they asserted ownership in a parcel of land claimed by James Kirk and Lou Kirk.
The Kirks purchased lot # 4 in the Brier-wood subdivision of Forest Hills, Pike County, Kentucky on April 10, 1975. Shortly after purchasing lot # 4 they erected a fence around their house, but not around the entire lot.
The Johnsons purchased lot # 3 in Brier-wood on April 18, 1978. The Kirks’ south boundary line is the Johnsons’ north boundary line. The fence that…
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