Weaver v. Saffold

1. Nettie Saffold, suing in her own right and as next friend of her minor children, brought complaint for land against G. A. Weaver. There was a verdict for plaintiff, and upon defendant’s motion for a new trial being overruled, he excepted. In 1894 the defendant bought the land sued for, from W. H. Saffold, husband of the plaintiff. The contention *151of the plaintiff was, that whilst the deeds to this land were to her husband individually, and whilst he was in possession of it at the time that he sold and conveyed the same to defendant, yet it was nevertheless paid for with rents, profits and…