Norris v. Bradshaw
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Butler
Hattie A. Norris was administratrix of the estate of her husband, William Norris. She sued W. Ray Bradshaw to set aside a gift by William Norris to him of $3,240, evidenced by a duplicate bank deposit slip endorsed by Norris and delivered to him. To obtain a reversal of the judgment dismissing her suit, she prosecutes this writ.
The complaint left it somewhat uncertain whether the plaintiff sued personally or as administratrix, hut her counsel stated in open court, and the trial court properly held, that the plaintiff sued as administratrix, and that any judgment in her favor would be for the…
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