Wigginton v. Holbrook
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Ohio Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the 'Court by
Judge Sampson
Affirming.
About tbe year 1878 appellee, J. D. Holbrook, became the owner of a tract of ninety-two acres of land in Ohio county, on to which he moved and has since resided with his family, up to about the. time of the commencement of this action, when he sold what remained of the tract to appellant Wigginton for $3,100.00. Appellant Wigginton brought this suit against appellee Holbrook and wife to recover for a deficiency of acreage amounting- to more than $7’00.00 at the average price per acre. He basés his action upon the following facts:
In 1895,…
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