123 Ala. 591 | Ala. | 1898
It has been several times held by this court, that when one or more persons are mentioned in the body of the conveyance as grantors and their names are subscribed to it, the additional signature of another person who -is nowhere mentioned in the instrument, does not make it his deed.—Sheldon v. Carter, 90 Ala. 380. We need not repeat the reasons' for this holding. This principle is precisely applicable to the facts of this case. '
There was no error in giving the general charge for defendants.
Affirmed.