Saylor v. Kentucky-Cardinal Coal Corp.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge McCandless
Reversing.
S. C. Saylor sued the Kentucky Cardinal Coal Corporation and J. C. Strauss in ejectment, both parties claiming through a common vendor. From a verdict and judgment in favor of first named defendant the plaintiff appeals.
It appears that appellant was the owner of a small tract of land lying on the south bank of the Cumberland river and containing about forty acres, which he had purchased from his father, who also owned a farm adjoining this on the south.
In the year 1911 a railroad was constructed up the Cumberland valley, and a right of way 100…
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