Lamm v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.
Appellant was convicted under a charge of wilfully deserting, neglecting and refusing to provide for his wife.
The evidence discloses that appellant married the daughter of a man named Reinhard about seven years prior to the trial of this case. Reinhard testified he bought them a home for which he paid $2,200. After living on it for sometime appellant suggested to his father-in-law that he would like to go on one of his farms. Reinhard permitted this. Appellant lived upon the farm a while. When this move was made he sold the home in town given him by his father-in-law…
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