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43 Ky. L.J. 523 (1954-1955)
Criminal Law--The Law as to Concealed Deadly Weapons

handle is hein.journals/kentlj43 and id is 535 raw text is: NoTEs ANi ComxvmNTs Assuming the above to be true-that this use, maintenance or grant of a right of way would be a breach of the restrictive covenant- an injunction may and should be granted if the requirements of mutuality and notice are met. It has been said above that, unless there is some mutuality of covenant, purchasers of lots in a restricted subdivision may not enforce the covenant as against one another. However, it has also been said that a recorded plat embodying the restrictions will be sufficient evidence of the quasi-mutuality of covenant necessary to allow such enforcement, and in the situation here being considered there was such a recorded plat. Further, it has been recog- nized that constructive as well as actual notice of the restriction is enough to bind a subsequent purchaser, and in the hypothetical situa- tion it was assumed that the defendant had not only constructive, but actual, notice of the restriction. Finally, under the original hypothetical situation the defendant proposed to act in his individual capacity and, therefore cannot rely on the right of eminent domain as a means of breaching the restrictive covenant. However, when the added fact is assumed that the defendant is only asserting a right to dedicate the lot in question to the county for the purpose of constructing the proposed extension to South Ridge Drive, the question of eminent domain does arise. As has been shown, however, it is very probable that this proposed dedication should be held invalid for lack of acceptance, and for that reason the necessity of challenging the county's right to eminent domain is averted. CHARi~s R. HAmm CRIMINAL LAW-THE LAW AS TO CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPONS Man, by instinct, has always been and always will be concerned with his own personal safety. Naturally, this concern has led to the development of numerous instruments which he has used both for offensive and defensive purposes. These instruments vary in descrip- tion to such an extent that practically any object capable of inflicting bodily injury has been used as a weapon. However, they all usually have one common characteristic: they are relatively small and compact and capable of being carried on the person. In their evolutional development an attempt has been made to obtain a maximum of killing power from the smallest possible weapon. In trying to reach this goal, man has used everything from a rock to the powerful hand guns of the present day.

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