Chiles v. Conley's Heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Circuit Court for Montgomery County.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
On a joint and several demise in the name of Arthur Conley’s heirs, two of the lessors (now appellees) ohtained a verdict and judgment, in ejectment, against *22William Chiles and others claiming under him, for two undivided seventh parts of a tract of land.
Title of the defendantg. Title of the plaintiffs. A record offered entire as evi denee, when some portions of it only are relevant, must be rejected.
Chiles claimed the land in virtue of a conveyance to him, in 1816, by the heirs of William Hays* who was a patentee, and he also held a deed from some of the lessors, but not from either of those…
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