Hopkins v. Walter Connally & Co.

The opinion of the Court of Civil Appeals is reported in 195 S. W. 656. The statement of the case is fully’ set forth and the questions presented carefully discussed in the opinion. We deem it unnecessary to here restate the facts. The Court of Civil Appeals adopts as correct all of the findings of the trial court, except that to the effect that D. S. Armstrong, as trustee for E. N. Hopkins, was in possession of the policy of insurance in question. That court holds that the evidence is insufficient to support that particular finding of fact by the trial court.

As we construe this record, the…