Minter v. Clark
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM HARDEMAN. Appeal from Chancery Court of Hardeman? County. A. G-. Hawkins, Cb.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, J.
This is a suit for the settlement of a statutory guardianship.
On the eighth of March, 1870, the County Court of Hardeman County appointed defendant, Thomas A.. Clark, guardian of complainant, Arthur C. Minter, a minor between two and three years old- Clark continued to act as guardian until Minter attained his majority, on the second day of July, 1888. In the meantime, the guardian re-néwed his bond four times, and made several partial settlements.
His original bond was signed by Gr. W. Doyle and H. W. Doyle as sureties. The first renewal bond was executed April 2, 1872, with L. S. Holmes and…
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