González v. Anglada

*981The complaint before ns was entitled in “Bevendieation and other purposes.” It- set np that a sale by a tutor, although made by judicial sale, was void because said tutor had not taken an oath, given a bond, nor recorded his tutorship in the proper registry. The court rendered judgment for the complainants.

The defendants, despite the fact that the records of the court did not show that the tutor had qualified in any of the three respects mentioned, attempted to prove orally that the said tutor had actually given a bond and taken the required oath. As the court made a direct contrary finding,…