Harrington v. Bailey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This is a suit by the heirs of S. T. Brog-den, deceased, against the officials of Texas A. & M. College, to determine the ownership of a Biblical manuscript which formerly belonged to S. T. Brogden. The ultimate question for determination here is whether ■or not there is evidence and/or sufficient evidence to support the Trial Court’s findings that the deceased did not make a gift of the manuscript to A. & M. College.
Trial was before the Court without a jury; which after hearing entered judgment, finding title to the manuscript to be in the plaintiffs and other heirs…
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