Jones v. Jones

Decided September 22, 1868

Court of Appeals of Kentucky · decided 1868-09-22

This is an action iu ejectment by Hattie Jones and others to dispossess their grandmother and mother-in-law, respectively, of a house and lot in Louisville. John S. Jones, died intestate, possessed of a house and lot in the city of Louisville and leaving a widow and two children (appellant in the case) his lawful heirs.

Decided 1868-09-22

¶1Opinion oe the Court by

Judge Peters:

¶2There is no bill of exceptions presented with this record showing the evidence adduced on the trial, and if appellee entered by the direction, and with the assent of intestate, her son, before she • can be ejected she is entitled to notice to surrender possession of the premises, and as it does not appear such notice was given her and the court below refused a new trial, we cannot say that the judgment is erroneous.

¶3Wherefore the judgment is affirmed.