Louisville Chair & Furniture Co. v. Otter

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Sandidge — ■

Affirming.

Curd & Blakemore Company formerly owned and operated a large manufacturing plant in Louisville, Ky., which, was housed in a number of different buildings. The various buildings were equipped with a sprinkler system, in connection with which it had erected an 80-foot steel tower and placed thereon a water tank of 40,000-gallons capacity to furnish the necessary pressure for its effective operation. On May 27, 1920, Curd & Blake-more Company sold a portion of its, land to Otter & Co., and there was located on the lot so sold a building…