Walker v. Robinson, 163 Ky. 618 (1915)

Citation: Walker v. Robinson, 163 Ky. 618 (1915)
Parent Document: Walker v. Robinson, 163 Ky. 618 (1915)
Jurisdiction: Kentucky (state)
Effective Date: 1915-03-18
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/7230034/walker-v-robinson/ ↗

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If A sells a parcel of land to B with covenant of general warranty, and 0 enters thereon and cuts the timber and hauls it away, will it be contended that B may sue A for a breach of the covenant of general warranty and recover the value of the timber so cut and removed merely because B conceives the title under which C entered to be valid and paramount to his own! A covenant of general warranty does not protect against every adverse claim which may be asserted, but only against claims asserted and enforced under title paramount to that conveyed.

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