Robenson v. Tonn

STAYTON, Chief Justice.

We concur in the holding of the court below that neither Theodore Tonn nor the county judge were necessary-parties to this action; and in the further holding that the bond given to-secure the faithful discharge of the duties of the guardian of the estates-of Theodore and O. J. Tonn was binding on the sureties as fully, in so far as the right of appellee is concerned, after the discharge of the guardian from further liability to his ward Theodore as was it before.

The other questions arise on the following facts:

In July, 1877, Jefferson Bassett was appointed guardian of…