Atchley v. Varner

TEEHEE, C.

On April 20, 1926, appellant, Mary Atchley, referred to as plaintiff, sued appellee, Fred Varner, referred to as defendant, and Burle Divide Oil Company, Consolidated, and the Belle Oil Company, as co-defendants, but not parties on appeal, to establish a trust in personal property operative upon the accrual of profits to defendant derived from the sale of oil and gas produced from certain real property leased for oil and gas purposes. By objection to the introduction of evidence in the cause, defendant admitted the allegations of fact upon which the suit was predicated. The court…