Lee v. Hall Music Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtPannill, C. J.
The appellee brought suit against appellant to recover on certain promissory notes executed by the appellant and sought only a personal judgment against her. The defendant answered, pleading her cov-erture. It was shown that at the time the notes were executed the appellant was a married woman and that her husband had theretofore been adjudged insane and was confined in an asylum under said adjudication at the time the notes were made. The notes were not executed for necessaries for appellant nor in respect to any .separate property owned by her, nor in the management or control in any way of…
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