Bailey v. McElroy

Only the second headnote needs elaboration. On December 21, 1937, John MeElroy brought a suit in the superior court against Mrs. Frank Bailey and C. T. Cook, in which he made the following allegations: On February 1, 1937, Mrs. Bailey was appointed and qualified as guardian of Brunell Bailey; on the same day she executed the bond required by law and Cook signed the same as surety; on October 22, 1937, the plaintiff secured a judgment against Brunell Bailey in an action for damages in the principal sum of $425 together with interest at 7 per cent., and costs; Mrs. Bailey refused to pay said…