Ben Humpich Sand Co. v. Moore
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op ti-ie Court by
Judge Clay
Affirming.
Clarence A. Moore and his wife, Swonie Moore, •own and occupy as their residence a 30-foot lot on the west side of Crittenden drive in the city of Louisville, and extending back of equal width for a distance of about 104 feet. In the rear of their property is a 10-foot alley which runs from Barbee street south, a distance of 285 feet, to another 10-foot alley, which runs east and west. The front part of the Moore lot is so high that an automobile or truck cannot be driven' in the front way, and the alley in the rear is the only means of egress and…
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