Clay v. Power
24 Tex. 304
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Clay v. Power, 24 Tex. 304 (Tex. 1859).
Opinion
The answer of Clay alleges the note to be the property of Power’s wife. Whether it be his or his wife’s, he is entitled to the possession and control of it; and therefore the judgment of the court in his favor is correct.
Judgment affirmed.
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