Clark v. Matlock

The appellee brought suit against the appellants and alleged that Grady Russell, appellee’s intestate, before his death rented land from the appellants, and alleged that the fence inclosing the land rented was bad, and that the- crop was destroyed by cattle.

Before the suit was brought, Grady Russell died, and W. T. Matlock was appointed administrator of the estate. The suit was for $100 damages. There was a jury trial and verdict and judgment for $70. To reverse this judgment, this appeal is prosecuted.

There is no dispute about appellee’s intestate having rented the land, and no dispute about…