Tuttle v. Irvine Construction Co.'s Receiver

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Richardson

Reversing.

On the 17th clay of September, 1932, A. M. Clark, receiver of the Irvine Construction Company, submitted in writing, to Homer Tuttle, a proposition to rent him certain machinery, belonging to the Irvine Construction Company, for use in the construction of a section of the highway at Paint Lick, Ky. The machinery consisted of a Good Roads rock crusher, Erie steam shovel, Ingersoll Rand air compressor, scales, and other small tools. The proposition fixed the rental at $250 per month on the basis of a job of 120 days. At the end of the rental…