Newberry v. Gauntt
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtCobbs, J.
Appellee filed his application to be appointed guardian of the estate of Virginia Gauntt, his mother, who is non compos mentis, a person of unsound mind, and to remove J. M. Newberry, the present guardian. The motion is predicated upon appellee’s prior right as a son, to be so appointed; the appointment having been made while he was, a minor, for that reason he could not exercise his prior right to be so appointed as the administrator.
In his application, among other things, ap-pellee alleged:
That the “estate of the, said Virginia Gauntt, a person of unsound mind, would be saved the expense…
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