Watkins v. Jester

Opinion by

MAXEY, C.

There are two propositions insisted on by the plaintiffs in error for a reversal of the judgment of the trial court in this case: (1) Fraud in loaning money to J. A. Keltner, without real estate security, as provided by statute; and (2) Counsel for plaintiffs in error insists that this is a collateral attack on the judgment and proceedings of the trial court. We will first dispose of the question of fraud: The record shows that the guardian was permitted and authorized by the order of the court to make three separate loans to J. A. Keltner on personal security. Just how…