Williams v. Deskins
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Pike Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge Miller —
Dissolving injunction.
John’s Creek in Pike county is the boundary line between the farm of the plaintiff, Robert Williams, on the west side, and the farm of the defendant, Thomas Deskins, on the east. The public road runs through the Deskins farm, parallel with Jolm’s Creek, and about 100 feet therefrom. Prior to 1907 the Deskins tract belonged to Mrs. Mary Lawson, and the Williams tract belonged to her husband, R. B. Lawson. There was no residence upon the R. B. Lawson tract and Lawson and his wife lived on the Deskins tract, and cultivated both tracts as one farm.
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- Cahill v. MangoldCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1912
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