Gray v. Cheatham
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
Appellee sued appellant, S. PI. Gray, administrator of the estate of F. C. Groves, deceased, for $4,700, as the reasonable value of her services for nursing and caring for the said F. C. Groves and his wife from July 1,
' 1928, to the death of Mrs.-Groves, February 13,1930, and to the death of Mr. Groves, January 27, 1931'; or for 970 days at $5 per day, which was alleged to be the reasonable value of the nursing services rendered. The jury found that $2,250 would “reasonably compensate plaintiff for the nursing services rendered,” and judgment was accordingly rendered for appellee; hence this…
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