Priddy v. Childers

This case was affirmed at a former term of this court (231 S. W. 172), on the ground that the assignment was too general as predicated upon a requested instruction, to the effect that the evidence was insufficient to sustain a verdict against the defendants. This court had held the testimony was sufficient upon the original hearing to authorize a recovery against Brasher, but upon motion for rehearing affirmed the case on the grounds first above stated. The appellant, upon petition, secured a writ of error in the Supreme Court. The honorable Supreme Court has reversed the holding of this…