Gullett v. Otey

The facts necessary to an understanding of this case are briefly as follows : W. 1). Gullett and his son, B. T. Gullett, resided-together, and had upon the farm where they lived a certain mare, of-which both at different times claimed to he the owner, and which both are shown to have used.

B. T., the son, died in August, 1884, and W. D., the father, upon the 28th of the following March. Mrs. Market, the appellee, claimed the mare in question, by virtue of an alleged transfer to her by W. L>., in consideration of having waited upon him during a severe sickness, while Cora Gullett, one of the…