Supreme Court of Georgia July 3, 1936, No. 11083 (Young v. Wilson)

lead-opinion

Bell, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

In Oliver v. Hammond, 85 Ga. 323 (2) (11 S. E. 655), it was held: “A husband who takes possession of his wife’s separate estate and manages it for her becomes her general agent, and as such is accountable to her for the income, profits or interest which he makes by its use; and if he die before making a settlement with her; she is