Davis v. Shepard

— In 1915, when the appellant was about fourteen years of age, he became entitled to a sum of money which was paid over to his father as his guardian. In March, 1920, the father died and the respondent was appointed administrator of his estate, and on March 31, 1920, published notice to creditors. The time for filing claims would thus expire on September 30, 1920. In March, 1923, the respondent filed his final account, which contained no mention of the guardianship. The appellant then being a few days over twenty-one years of age, filed a petition for an accounting in the guardianship, which…