Opinion · Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Major v. Taylor

Major v. Taylor, 1 A.K. Marsh. 552 (Ky. Ct. App. 1819)

Type: Opinion
Court: Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Jurisdiction: Kentucky
Date: 1819-06-04
Topic: labor-and-employment

Judge Owsley delivered the opinion of the court. Because the inquisition taken in this cause contains n6 statement, whether or not the health of the neighbors will be annoyed, the court erroneously gave leave to build the mill. The order of the county court must, therefore, be reversed, the cause remanded, and further proceedings had not inconsistent with this opinion.

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Judge Owsley

delivered the opinion of the court.

Because the inquisition taken in this cause contains n6 statement, whether or not the health of the neighbors will be annoyed, the court erroneously gave leave to build the mill.

The order of the county court must, therefore, be reversed, the cause remanded, and further proceedings had not inconsistent with this opinion.