Jenkins v. Walter
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans’ court of Baltimore county. On the 23d August, 1836, James P. Walter filed his petition in the above court, charging that during his minority, the appellant as his guardian, had received his property and settled several accounts with said court, that since the petitioner had come of age, he had demanded the balance due him, and he had not been paid. Prayer for an account and relief.
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Appeal from the Orphans’ court of Baltimore county. On the 23d August, 1836, James P. Walter filed his petition in the above court, charging that during his minority, the appellant as his guardian, had received his property and settled several accounts with said court, that since the petitioner had come of age, he had demanded the balance due him, and he had not been paid. Prayer for an account and relief. The appellant by his answer, admitted the guardianship, that lie had settled accounts; and that on the day of his receiving a sum of money in which his ward was interested, (with two other…
1Opinion of the CourtStepheN, Judge
This is an appeal from an order of the Orphans’ court of Baltimore county, directing the defendant, James Jenkins, the late guardian of the appellee, to pay to him the sum of f>490 84 with interest thereon, from the 28th March, 1836, until paid. A part of this sum was deposited in the Bank of Maryland by the guardian of the appellee, on the day he received it from the executor on his ward’s account; the bank at that time being in high credit and in prosperous circumstances. The deposite however, was made and the certificate taken in his own name, and no communication was made to the bank at…
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