Armon v. Craig
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtKindig, J.
-Appellants, being beneficiaries under a guardian’s bond, bring this action at law, to obtain judgment against appellee, as surety on said undertaking. To the petition a clemurrer was filed, which, upon presentation, was sustained by the district court.
Facts admitted by those pleadings are that, .on the 12th day of November, 1909, one R. C. Poston, of Corydon, was, -by the district court of Wayne County, duly appointed- guardian for the property of Lillian Armo-n, Samuel B. Armón, Charles A. Armón, Louisa Armón, Lorena Armón, and William Armón, then minors. On said date, the said appointee…
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