Westbrook v. Saylors

W. SI. Saylors brought suit against SI. West-brook as administrator of the estate of J. C. Saylors, alleging in the first count of his petition that he had taken J. C. Saylors into his home, and that he and his family (except a son II. S. Saylors, who was sui juris and whose services were not included in plaintiff’s suit) had rendered certain specified services to J. C. Saylors for approximately eight years, for which J. C. Saylors agreed to make a will leaving his property to the plaintiff; that J. C. Saylors did not make the will, thereby breaching his contract and therefore the plaintiff…