Conley v. Fairchild

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Lassing

Affirming..

This appeal involves the right of appellee to a pass-way over the lands of appellant. Appellant’s father was the owner of a large body of land in Magoffin county,, Kentucky, and, some time prior to 1883, sold off a small tract to one Ezekiel Gullet. In 1883 he sold, by title bond,, another tract to John Fairchild, father of appellee, and *272still another tract to appellee in the same year. Appellee purchased of his father the lands for which he held a title bond from appellant’s father, and, in April, 1884, received a deed for the land which he and…