Jackson v. Jackson

BATEMAN, Justice.

Appellee Bobbie C. Jackson sued the appellant George A. Jackson for a divorce, division of community property and judgment for the total of certain loans of cash and personal property which she alleged she advanced to him. The parties agreed that the evidence pertaining to the divorce action be heard by the court without the aid of the jury, and that “certain community rights would be adjudged by the court, separate and apart from the jury.” The remainder of the case was submitted to the jury, which found in answer to the first two special issues that (1) appellee made loans…