Rogers v. Stamos

There being no evidence to support an agreement or contract to make a will, and there being no evidence to authorize a recovery on a quantum meruit, the court did not err in granting a nonsuit, and in thereafter overruling the motion to reinstate the case.

DECIDED JUNE 5, 1948.

Elizabeth Bagwell Rogers filed suit in Fulton Superior Court against S. J. Stamos, as administrator of the estate of Charlie Mitchell.

In the petition it was alleged, substantially: that from March 1, 1943, until June 16, 1945, Charlie Mitchell had resided in the home of the plaintiff and had been charged $20 per week for…