Causey v. White

1. There was no error in allowing the amendment to the petition, and in refusing to dismiss the ease on motion in the nature of a general demurrer.

2. Where in 1848, before the passage of “the married woman’s law” in reference to her separate property, a deed was executed to a woman who (it may be gathered from the pleadings) had been married, before the deed was admissible in evidence as a basis for recovery by her administrator in a suit brought in 1911, after her death in 1879, there should have been some evidence to show that her husband’s marital rights did not attach, so that the title…