Sutton v. Williams
Supreme Court of Georgia
Evidence. Guardian and Ward. Principal and Surety. Before Judge Fain. Dade Superior Court. March Term, 1S86. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandford, Justice.
David Williams died in 1867, leaving D. Williams and A. J. Sammons, two minor heirs, and in 1867, William Jenkins was appointed guardian of said minors, and Leroy Sutton and M. Nicholas became the sureties of the guardian on his bond. On the 11th of September, 1875, Leroy Sutton was discharged, on his application to the ordinary, from future liability on the bond, and Jenkins Avas required to give a new bond, which he did, with James A. Case as surety on the second bond. William Jenkins, the güardian, has died insolvent, and there has been no representation on his estate.…
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