Campbell v. Larmore
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from DeKalb Circuit Court. Tried before Hon. John B. Tally. Tlie contract is ' supported by sufficient consideration. — 35 Ala. 169; 65 Ala. 248. There was error in admitting the testimony of Nicholson, no sworn plea denying execution of instrument having been filed.
1Opinion of the Court
STONE C. J.
Y. C. Larmore died leaving an estate, of which H. B. Campbell became the administrator. The administration is still unsettled, so far as the record informs us, and the value of the estate is not shown. The children of the decedent, as the agreement after shown tends to show, are seven in number, of whom Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Garrett are married women. On February 22. 1886, a written agreement was drawn up, containing in the body of it the names of the seven children, and the names of the husbands of the married daughters. All of said persons, except Sarah E.…
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