Carr v. Grand Lodge, United Bros. of Friendship of Texas
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Anderson County Court; E. -V. Swift, Judge. • 4-Ction by Irene Browning and another against the Grand Lodge, United Brothers .of Friendship of Texas, and another. From a judgment for the plaintiffs against the named defendant, and against the defendant C. F. Carr on his cross-action, the defendant C. F. Carr appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWalthall, J.
Appellees, Irene Browning and husband, Thomas Browning, brought this suit in the county court at law of Anderson county against appellees, Grand Lodge, United Brothers of Friendship of Texas, and C. F. Carr, to recover of the Grand Lodge the sum of $400, alleged to be due appellees on a contract of insurance of Freddie L. Gardner, afterwards Freddie Gardner Carr, and to preclude said C. F. Carr in his claim for said insurance money.
The Grand Lodge answered, not denying the 'indebtedness, expressed a willingness to pay the sum claimed to the person or persons entitled to receive same, but…
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