McNeill v. Harlow
Supreme Court of Florida
An Appeal from the Circuit Court for Duval County; Daniel A. Simmons, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtWhitfield, J.
It appears that Sarah J. Harlow was in the State of Ohio adjudged to be “not possessed of sufficient capacity to take proper care of herself and property,” and a guardian of her person and estate was appointed by the Ohio court. Subsequently the ward removed to Florida, and upon full hearing on a petition in her behalf the Circuit Court for Duval County, Flor*402ida, in proceedings under the statute for the restoration to a status of sanity of persons who had been adjudged insane, adjudged “that the said Sarah J. Harlow is of sound mind judicially and is capable of managing her own affairs; that…
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