Hatcher v. Howes
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
(JASE 61. — ACTION BY W. W. HATCHER AND OTHERS AGAINST H. S. HOWES AND OTHERS. Appeal from Johnson Circuit Court. A. J. Kirk, Circuit Judge. Prom the judgment in favor of Howes plaintiff appeals and defendant, Howes, prosecutes a cross-appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing
Affirming.
Appellants, claiming to be the owners of an undivided interest in a lot in Paintsville, Ky., brought suit in the Johnson circuit court for its sale and distribution of the proceeds among the respective owners. In the petition the appellee Howes is alleged to be the owner of the remaining eighth interest. He was made a party defendant. In his answer Howes claimed title to all of the lot under and by virtue of a tax sale made in 189.5. He denied that the plaintiff owned any interest whatever in the property. He further pleaded that since his…
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