Keen v. Ross

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Thomas —

Reversing.

Prior to July 17, 1915, the appellants and plaintiffs below, J. R. Keen and C. C. Baker, with Dix Comas, were equal partners with the appellee and defendant below, J. F. Ross, in the livery business in Burkesville, Kentucky. The firm owned some real estate-and a livery stable situated thereon, some wharf privileges on the Cumberland river, some horses, vehicles, and the contract to carry the United States mail between Burkesville and Glasgow, Kentucky. On the day mentioned the defendant Ross sold his one-fourth interest in the property and…