Keyes v. Carrick
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
DUNCAN, Justice.
This declaratory judgment action involves the construction of two contracts by which the appellees, J. C. Carrick and his wife, Anna Pearce Carrick, leased two separate storerooms in their building on Main and Limestone Streets in-Lexington. The judgment declares invalid an assignment of one of the leases and requires the appellant, Edward Kessler, to surrender possession of the premises occupied by him.
The building in question is divided into five separate storerooms, each of which is occupied as a unit by a different lessee. The two rooms involved in this action are…
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