Skinner v. Miller

*46OPINION

By HORNBECK, PJ,

It is true that the delivery, of this deed must be shown by clear and convincing evidence. The record, in our judgment, provides the requisite proof. Without quoting the testimony it is but a natural and proper inference that when the parties went to the office of Poos & Poos to prepare and execute a deed, without condition, and effectuated that purpose and turned the deed over to Isaac Miller who accepted it with the statement that he would take care of it, that he was acting for and on behalf of the beneficiary of the deed, Anna M. Millar. He could have been acting…