Gravett v. Malone
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Probate Court of DeKalb. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion;
1Opinion of the CourtBbickell, C. J.
We do not propose to pass on the rulings of the court, on thé demurrer to the petition of the *20appellee, nor on its sufficiency, or that of tbe pleadings styled pleas and replications. The merits of the controversy are disclosed by the evidence, and so far as is necessary to embody them in a proper application to the court of probate for relief, and, in an answer to it, an amendment in the court of probate can correct the deficiencies now apparent.
The facts are, that appellee was the surety of Malvina (3-ravett, the mother and guardian of appellant. As such guardian, she received assets to a…
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