American Express Co. v. Lankford

This case was decided by this court April 2, 1897. The opinion of the court is printed in 1 Ind. Ter. 233-244. At a subsequent term of the court a petition for rehearing was granted, and the case was reheard at the January, 1898, term, on oral argument, and resubmitted on tne original briefs, with additional citations of authority. The principal contention of counsel for the American Express Company, appellant in this case, urged as a ground for reversing the decision of the court, is on account of the statement in the opinion that the husband is the natural and presumptive agent in law of…