Gillig v. Stofer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Sims, Commissioner—
Affirming.
In 1918 Jeff T. Dunn subdivided Ms farm located near Lexington, Kentucky, in suburban tracts of approximately five acres each. Dunn bad tbis property sold at auction and C. L. Stofer became tbe purchaser of several tracts. A real estate agent, E. H. Byars, assisted in tbe auction of these lots and bad one, Lee Anderson, rejected for some reason not shown in the record, as the purchaser of lot No. 14 containing 4.98 acres. After the auction Byars negotiated a sale of this particular lot from Dunn to Hugh P„ Davis and his step-mother, Maggie…
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