Langdon v. Langdon

Defendant was duly appointed guardian of the person and estate of her husband, insane. As such guardian a large amount of property came into her hands. Subsequently her ward died intestate, leaving defendant and an incompetent son as his sole heirs. ■ Many years went by without her making- any account of her doings as such guardian. This suit was instituted for the purpose of compelling an accounting and recovering the amount due the son. The county Court entered a decree directing her to pay over the amount found to be due the son, to wit, $10,688.78. Defendant undertook to prosecute an…