Brown v. Sullivan

The record in this case shows that the appellee filed suit against the appellants to subject the separate property of a married woman to payment of the costs of certain repairs made upon the property of such married woman. It is alleged that the repairs were made on a certain dwelling and it is alleged:

“Complainant having charge of the said property for the defendant, had the roof of the said dwelling in the month of January, 1931, repaired at a cost of ninety dollars ($90.00), which work was done in the interest of, for and on behalf of the defendant, Sallie Brown, and under the general…