Guardianship of Anderson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
In proceedings on January 20, 1948, pursuant to a petition of Marshall E. Gross and W. T. Gross for the appointment a general guardian for Leola Belle Anderson, as a mental incompetent, Judge L. L. DARLING found and adjudged that she was mentally incompetent and appointed G. E. Ward as guardian of her person and estate, although she was not in court nor represented by a guardian ad litem. Upon an application to vacate the appointment on those grounds, Messrs. Schultz Slechta represented the alleged incompetent as her attorneys and Judge DARLING on April 2, 1948, vacated the order adjudging…
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