Howard v. Tucker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Guardian and ward. Contracts. New trial. Before Judge CRISP. Sumter Superior Court. October Adjourned Term, 1879. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
Charles M. Tucker, Henrietta M. Tucker and Eli J. Tucker owned jointly five hundred acres of land, Charles M. owning one third interest in his own right, and being guardian for the other two, who were minors, went into its possession and cultivated it until his death. John D. Brown, who was his security on the guardian’s bond, and also the brother of Mrs. Charles M., without letters of administration, then took possession and control thereof, and with the said Mrs. Charles M. is still in possession. This bill was filed by Eli J, Tucker praying a partition of the land and…
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