Duckworth v. Kirby
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Morgan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
The appellant, as guardian of appellee, filed his final report, to which the appellee filed exceptions, and, upon trial, the court sustained the exceptions disallowing part of the credits claimed by appellant in his report and directing him to account for rents received from his ward’s estate, for which he had not charged himself. There was a motion.filed by appellant asking for a new trial, which was overruled and exception saved.
The appellant assigns three errors in this court, as follows: First. “The court below erred in sustaining the motion of Willard Kirby to strike out parts of the…
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