Goss v. Bisset

DISSENTING OPINION

OSBORNE, Judge.

In 1951, Rose Burke Bisset leased a garage building in Paris, Kentucky, to Briggs Motor Company for a period of eight years. Among other provisions, the lease provided, “all improvements and fixtures made to and located in said building or upon the lot shall become the property of the lessor exclusively.” This lease was assigned to an organization known as Delaney, Inc., in 1955. The plaintiff, Goss, was a part-owner in Delaney. In 1958, Goss bought out the other owners and became the sole proprietor of the business. He continued as tenant under the lease,…