Wadkins v. Dillingham
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McClendon, Chief Justice.
Appeal (by writ of error) from a default judgment against Wadkins and wife in a suit upon a promissory note, executed by both spouses.
The controlling question here is whether the petition was sufficient to support a personal judgment against Mrs. Wadkins; or, specifically, whether it affirmatively alleged a debt “contracted by the wife * * * for necessaries furnished her or her children.” R. S. art. 4623. We quote in full the pertinent portions of the petition:
“Plaintiff further alleges that on the date of the execution of said note defendant, J. W. Wadkins had no…
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