Robinson v. Dayton

These are appeals by a son from two decrees made by a single justice affirming the action of the Probate Court. They come before us without findings of fact or a report of the evidence. -

The first decree as modified and affirmed by the single justice grants a license to the guardian of an insane person to sell at private sale to one who is a part owner of the fee, the ward’s right of dower and homestead, “ which have never been set out ” to her, for the sum of $706.56, “ as it is necessary that her said interest be released or sold for her maintenance.” The other decree authorizes the…