AMERICAN LAW REPORTS ANNOTATED VOL. 15 Timber SAMUEL H. GABBARD et al., Appts., V. JAMES S. SHEFFIELD et al. Kentucky Court of Appeals — February 22, 1918, (179 Ky. 442, 200 S. W. 940.) reservation of -successive grants of right to remove. 1. One who in a conveyance of real estate reserves to himself, his heirs and assigns, the timber upon the property, without limitation as to time. for removal, may, in case his first grantee of the timber does not remove it within the time limited in his grant, extend the time for removal, and the failure to remove within the first limitation does not vest the title in the owner of the soil. [See note on this question beginning on page 41.] APPEAL by defendants from an order of the Circuit Court for Breathitt County appointing a receiver to take possession of certain timber, in a suit to enjoin the cutting and removal of such timber. Reversed. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court. 15 A.L.R.-1. |