Foley's Administrator v. Robertson's Guardian

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Dietzman

Affirming.

In June, 1916, T. II. Robertson, a resident of Livingston connty, Kentucky, died testate. His two infant sons, who are yet minors, were the principal beneficiaries of his will. He appointed George Barnes and U. B. Trimble the executors of his estate and the guardians of Ms sons. They qualified as such, but in October, 1918, they resigned and J. D. Foley was appointed guardian ■of these infants in their stead, with the appellee, Albert Likens, as the surety on his guardian’s bond. By a private arrangement between Foley and Likens, the latter had…