Grissom v. Anderson

LEVY. J.

(after stating the case as above).

There is presented by the appellant the points that in the circumstances the lease to O. T. Welch became valid and operative against the married women (1) through ratification or confirmation of the same by them, and '(2),*through estoppel by acts on (heir part'. It conclusively appeared in the circumstances that the lease to O. T. Welch covered land that was the homestead of each Frank and Taylor Anderson and it had not been abandoned but was continued to be openly used and occupied as homestead. The wives of Frank and Taylor Anderson did not sign…