Federal Land Bank of Louisville v. Glendening

Appellant filed separate but identical complaints against each appellee and asked that each appellee be enjoined from entering upon 155 acres of land, excepting the dwelling house thereon and the established ingress and egress to said dwelling house, and from interfering with appellant or its tenant in harvesting and marketing crops produced upon said farm. The court found against the appellant in each case and rendered judgment for the appellees from which these appeals are taken.

William Glendening owned the farm in question in fee simple and at his death, intestate, on April 1, 1915, the…