Baker v. Fuller

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Rees

— Dismissing appeal.

Porter Oliver owned a house and lot in Lexington, Ky., the house being occupied by him and his wife. In October, 1919, appellant, George T. Baker, and his wife, Nannie Baker, moved into the house and lived there until this litigation arose. In January, 1920, Porter Oliver conveyed the property in question to his son, the appellee Henry Oliver. Porter Oliver died in May, 1920, and his wife died in 1925. After her death, the appellee Henry Oliver instituted a forcible detainer proceeding against Nannie Baker, wife'of appellant. She was found…