Southwestern Surety Ins. Co v. King
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from County Court, Mayes County; T. L. Marteney, Judge. Action by Lillie P. King and others to the probate side of the county court to set aside a final order approving the report of Jesse King, guardian qf Lillie P. King, and discharging the guardian, opposed by the Southwestern Surety Insurance Company. Demurrer to petition overruled, and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
HOOKEE. C.
On January 20, 1912, the county court of Mayes county, Okla., appointed one Jesse King as guardian of Lillie P. King, and thereupon the said Jesse King qualified by executing bond and taking the oath as provided by law. Thereafter Jesse King made application to said court to sell the allotment of Lillie P. King, and for said purpose the said Jesse King made, executed, and delivered an additional bond in the sum of $2,000 with the Southwestern Surety Insurance Company as his surety thereon.
After the sale of the said property, and a short time before Lillie P. King became of…
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