Jeffreys v. . Hocutt

The court below rendered the following judgment, in part: "That the exceptions of the defendants as to amount of rents and an amount for personal property charged to the defendant, Hocutt, while he was acting as guardian, and as such guardian was cultivating the lands in dispute, should be sustained. The court further finds as a matter of law, that the defendant, B. A. Hocutt, should account for rents of the lands from 11 April, 1924, up to the present, and that he is entitled as a matter of law to the counterclaim of all improvements placed upon said lands since that date, as well as taxes…