White's Appeal From Probate
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Appeal from a decree of the Court of Probate for the District of Chatham, appointing the respondent Strong as guardian of the estate of the appellant’s minor son, taken to the Superior Court in Middlesex County where the appellant was nonsuited after his motion for a continuance of the cause had been denied (Case, J.'). From the subsequent refusal of the court, Ralph Wheeler, J., to set aside the nonsuit, the appellant appealed. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
In July, 1901, Josiah J. White appealed to the Superior Court from the decree of the Court of Probate for the district of Chatham, approving—as guardian of the property in this State, of his son, Frederick Hall White, then between seventeen and eighteen years of age and residing in Brooklyn, New York—Ellsworth B. Strong of Portland in this State, who had been chosen by the appellant’s said son to be such guardian, and for the approval of whom, as such guardian, an application had been duly made by said son to said Court of Probate.
It appears from the record that said appeal came to the…
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