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KNOTT v. CROWN COLONY FARM, INC.

No. 92-SC-892-DG.

865 S.W.2d 326 (1993)

James F. KNOTT, Movant, v. CROWN COLONY FARM, INC.; Dick Brooks, A/K/A Richard A. Brooks; and Brook Ledge, Inc., Respondents.

Supreme Court of Kentucky.

November 24, 1993.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Thomas H. Burnett, Lexington, for movant.

Thomas C. Marks, Robert S. Miller, Lexington, for respondent, Crown Colony.

Joseph M. Hoffman, Versailles, for respondent, Brook Ledge, Inc.

Timothy Neil Philpot, Lexington, for respondent, Dick Brooks.

LEIBSON, Justice.

The principal question we address in this appeal is whether failure to name the attorney of Crown Colony Farm, Inc. as a party is fatal to the appeal.

In October-November 1990, James Knott's estranged business partner, Dick Brooks, boarded a number of horses with Crown Colony. One of these horses, a thoroughbred mare by the name of Silver Design, was actually owned by the Dixie Sport Partnership of which Knott owned 75%. Knott claims that...

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