Garvin's Administrator v. Williams

The instructions given by the court on the trial of this cause ’Were unexceptionable, provided there was evidence sufficient to *211justify them. When this cause was here before w.e held that a transaction like the will in question, between a guardian and ward, could not stand if the period between the making of the will and the coming of age of the ward was short, unless the circumstances showed in the most satisfactory manner, and beyond a reasonable doubt, the most entire good faith on the part of the guardian. (Garvin v. Williams, 44 Mo. 465.) When a ward has but recently arrived at age, any…