Conwill v. Schumpert
Mississippi Supreme Court
J. G. Conwill, as administrator of tlie estate of George Schumpert, filed in tbe Probate Court of Itawamba county his final account at the February term, 1866. Citation was issued thereon, returnable to the March, 1866, term of that court, commanding the sheriff to cite J. G. Conwill, guardian of the minor heirs of George Schumpext, deceased, which was executed, and at the May, 1866, term of the court the final account was approved and confirmed and the administrator…
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J. G. Conwill, as administrator of tlie estate of George Schumpert, filed in tbe Probate Court of Itawamba county his final account at the February term, 1866. Citation was issued thereon, returnable to the March, 1866, term of that court, commanding the sheriff to cite J. G. Conwill, guardian of the minor heirs of George Schumpext, deceased, which was executed, and at the May, 1866, term of the court the final account was approved and confirmed and the administrator discharged. Conwill died in 1879, and appellants, W. J. and J. P. Conwill, were granted letters and executorship of his will.…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion.
George, J.:
The decree is affirmed. The service was on the guardian, aaJio Avas interested adversely to the infants, and there Avas no appointment of guardian ad litem. This Avas essential. Burrus v. Burrus, 56 Miss. 92.
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