Weber v. Lightfoot

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll.

Affirming.

In January, 1897, the appellee, Mrs. Lightfoot, executed a deed to the appellant, Mrs. Weber, conveying to her a lot in Louisville, for the consideration of $815. The deed, however, did not pass any title to the lot, because the husband of Mrs. Lightfoot did not join in its execution, and this was. so held by this court in Weber v. Tanner, 23 Ky. L. R., 1107, in which case the appellant was Mrs. Weber.

Notwithstanding this opinion of the court, holding that she had no title to the lot, Mrs. Weber, who was apparently both ignorant of the law and…