Citizens' Union National Bank v. Terrell

Opinion of the Court by

Creal, Commissioner—

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

Two men bearing the name of Joe Cunningham lived in Louisville. One, as we gather from the evidence, was employed in the office of the Kentucky Bock Asphalt Company in the Marion E. Taylor building, and other by Harbison-Gathright. Out of this identity of names grew a chain of events which culminated in this litigation.

One of these parties who is designated in briefs as the “right” Joe Cunningham owned a one-sixth interest in certain real estate in Madison county. In an action styled George Wainscott v. Nannie…