McHUGH v. HARRISON

2 Div. 376.

94 So.2d 756 (1957)

Julius McHUGH, as Executor, v. Eugene G. HARRISON.

Supreme Court of Alabama.

April 25, 1957.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Pitts & Pitts, Selma, for appellant.

Childers & Rountree, Selma, for appellee.


SIMPSON, Justice.

Suit in detinue by Julius McHugh as executor of the last will of Mildred McHugh Harrison, deceased, against Eugene G. Harrison, to recover an Oldsmobile automobile in possession of defendant. Defendant and testate were husband and wife, and they had two children. Plaintiff (executor) was the brother of the testate. By the terms of the will of Mrs. Harrison all her property was left to these children.

The plaintiff, appellant, rested his right...

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