Bankers Life & Loan Co. v. Eighinger
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORVELL, Justice.
As to the facts, the parties stipulate in part as follows: “That about 8:00 o’clock on the morning of January 10, 1948, thé deceased, William H. Eighinger, came through his house and onto the back porch with a shotgun, walked off the porch, onto a concrete walk and started out toward the back yard on the walk. That he had disappeared behind some bushes, and from view of one from the house when his foot slipped causing him to fall. That the gun went off shooting him in the upper stomach or chest. That he died from such wounds within a short time, and within a few hours…
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