Whalen v. Hopper's Guardian

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Hobson

Reversing.

Carrie L. Hopper, the wife of Arthur E. Hopper, died intestate in Jefferson County on September 17,1910, leaving surviving her four children, three of whom were infants. She owned at her death a house and lot in Louisville on the south side of Broadway Street, on which she. had executed a mortgage to the Home and Savings Fund Company Building Association. The Louisville Trust Company was appointed as guardian of the three infant children. On May 4, 1912, this action was brought, the' plaintiffs in the action being the Louisville Trust Com-i *728…