Rogers v. Rogers

Hutcheson, Justice.

Where the superior court first assumed jurisdiction of a case upon an ex parte petition by a plaintiff who was neither a creditor nor a blood relation of the defendants, praying that plaintiff be appointed receiver of certain properties of one of the defendants (plaintiff in error) and his brother, the other defendant, on the grounds that the defendants were insane, and this court held that the appointment of plaintiff as receiver and the allowance by the court to the receiver of attorney’s fees and of compensation for her services in caring for the properties was error…