King & Metzger v. Cassell

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Winn —

Affirming.

In the years 1906 and 1907, the appellees were the owners of a brick business house on Main street In Lexington, Kentucky. The front part of the building was three stories high, dropping off in the back to two stories. There was a basement under the three-story part, of the building only. The ground floor of this building, extending its entire length, was under written lease at the time to appellants, King & Metzger, jewelers. The second and third floors were reached by a stairway ascending from the street. The second floor was rented by the…