Davis v. Falls

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). The first assignment of error urged for reversal of the judgment is that the court-erred in admitting certain letters, purporting to have been written by Eugene Davis, to be read to the .jury. These letters were written in the fall of 1923, and the lease contract was executed in the fall of 1921. In both of the letters Davis recognized that his wife was liable on the rent notes. The letters were admissible as a declaration against the interest of Mrs. Davis. Jefferson v. Souter, 150 Ark. 55, 233 S. W. 804. They were also admissible as tending to show that…