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District court jurisdiction and forcible retainer: COFFEY V. KEHOE ROCK AND STONE, LLC (COA 10/31/2008)

By Michael Stevens

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pfont face=Verdana size=3strongCOFFEY V. KEHOE ROCK AND STONE, LLCbr / PROPERTY:#0160; Forcible detainer, district court jurisdictionbr / /stronga href=http://162.114.92.72/COA/2007-CA-001695.pdf#xml=http://162.114.92.72/dtsearch.asp?cmd=pdfhitsamp;DocId=19563amp;Index=D%3a%5cInetpub%5cwwwroot%5cIndices%5cBoth%5fCourts%5fIndexamp;HitCount=3amp;hits=2+3+4+amp;hc=87amp;req=october+31%2C+2008 target=doc2007-CA-001695/abr / PUBLISHED:#0160; REVERSING AND REMANDINGbr / PANEL:#0160; CAPERTON PRESIDING; KELLER, NICKELL CONCURbr / GREENUP COUNTYbr / DATE RENDERED: 10/31/2008br / br / On discretionary review, the Court reversed and remanded with directions for the circuit court to vacate a judgment of the district court. The Court held that the district court did not have subject matter jurisdiction to grant a forcible detainer based on a contract for a lease to mine limestone. The lease did not result in the creation of a landlord-tenant relationship but instead granted incorporeal interests within the land and KRS 24A.120 specifically excluded interest in land from the jurisdiction of the district court.#0160;br / br / From Monthly COA Digests/font/p

Full post as published by Kentucky Cases on December 22, 2008 (boomark / email).