Utterback v. Houser

*790Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sampson

Reversing.

About 1890 the West End Improvement Company was organized and took over, laid out in streets and alleys, platted, mapped and improved a large body of land as a residential addition to the city of Paducah, and which addition it named “Colonial Heights.” Among the lots sold were two, Nos. 106 and 107, purchased by appellee, Henry Houser. About the same time the improvement company sold and conveyed lot No. 71, located on Madison street, to the Caldwell Concrete Company, and this lot was on February 26, 1913, conveyed by the Caldwell Concrete Company…