Hood v. Hallman

Smith, Judge.

Hood, as executrix for the estate of Essie Johnson, appeals the judgment of the trial court sitting without a jury. She enumerates as error the trial court’s finding the contract involved to be a valid and binding one, the court’s admission of certain testimony, and its calculation of damages. The trial court committed no error, and we affirm.

Hallman sued Hood and Neeson, co-executors of Essie Johnson’s estate, for breach of contract. The facts show that Hood and Neeson, pursuant to the authority granted them in Johnson’s will, contracted with Hallman to sell him part of the…