In re Estate of Kincaid

I dissent. The court found: “That notwithstanding the fact that said Kincaid arrived at his majority on the twenty-fourth day of May, 1890, by common and mutual consent of said Kincaid and the said Gordon the relationship of guardian and ward continued, and the said Kincaid received from the said Gordon the amounts of money set forth and contained in the said account, subsequent to the said twenty-fourth day of May, 1890, and the said Gordon received for the account and benefit of said Kincaid, as such guardian, the sums of money and property set forth and contained in said account.”

And it is…