Milton v. Milton

Beid, Chief Justice.

After our decision in Milton v. Milton, supra, and before the remittitur was made the judgment of the trial court, the plaintiff offered two amendments, one striking from his petition the paragraph which we had construed in our decision to put him in the position of a tenant, and to render his situation such as to prevent him from successfully declaring upon the transaction as an enforceable oral promise to give the land involved. In this amendment he substituted an allegation which merely de*131dared that his father put him in possession, directed him to go ahead and improve…