McCay v. State , 32 Tex. Crim. 233 ( 1893 )

The issue in this case, made so by the relationship of the parties and their manner of dealing with each other, was whether appellant had reasonable grounds for and did believe that he was authorized to use the name of the prosecutor. We are of the opinion, that the special requested instruction should have been given. If not strictly correct in its application to the facts, it was sufficient to call the attention of the court to this phase of the evidence.

Reversed and remanded.