Boehm v. Hishmeh ex rel. Hishmeh
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
EDWARD P. HILL, Judge.
Appellant’s attorneys appeal on his behalf from a $12,500 judgment of the Hart Circuit Court. Appellant Carl Boehm was not present at the circuit court trial, and his attorneys do not know how to locate him. They are appealing at their own expense because of errors which they believe are “abundantly apparent from a casual reading of the record.”
In June 1962, appellee Rema Hishmeh, then six years of age, lived with her parents who operated a motel in Hart County. Appellant Carl Boehm lived in a small house which was a short distance away from and plainly visible from the…
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