Morrow v. Mason's heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 23 — PETITION ORDINARY — ArHSAI. FROM UNION CIRCUIT COURT. cited 2 B. Mon., 100; 4 Kent, 117; 6 JacoVs Law Die., 291, title Trespass; 3 Litt., 29 ; 9 Louisiana Rep., 213; 12 B. Mon., 416; Law Lib.,vol. 53, Archbold on Tenancy, side page 85; lb., side page 217, referring to 1 Barn. Sf Adol., 321; 6 B. Mon., 48, 49; 2 J. J. Mar., 263 ; 1 Dana, 15.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE DUVALL
delivered the opinion oe the court:
In 1853, the appellant, Morrow, intermarried with Mrs. Harriet Mason, who was the owner of a lot in Uniontown, upon which she had built a frame dwelling. After the marriage, Morrow made some additions to the building and various other improvements upon the lot. The premises were occupied by them as a family residence. In July, 1854, Mrs. Morrow died, having had no child by her last marriage, leaving her husband in possession of the property. Morrow, who administered upon her estate, rented out the property until the end of the year, and in…
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