Spencer v. Millican

Citations

• 31 Tex. 65

Syllabus

<p>Where S. executed a promise to pay money received from the guardian of his grandson, and, the grandson having died, leaving no heir but his mother, the right of property and action was cast upon the mother as effectually as if the paper had been assigned to her, and she, joined by her husband, had the right of action.</p> <p>Where the charge of the judge was correct, the court refused to disturb a verdict which seemed to be against evidence, there being other equities which might have been replied.</p>