Crow v. Martin

Buth Crow instituted an action against Guy Crow, as administrator of the estate of W. T. Crow, deceased, and M. M. Martin, alleging the breach of a guardian’s bond on which W. T. Crow was principal and Martin was surety. Guy Crow filed an amendment to his answer, in which he alleged that since the filing of the action he had been discharged as administrator of W. T. Crow and that the suit as to him should be abated. TJpon the allowance of the amendment the plaintiff amended by striking Guy Crow as administrator as a party defendant, and alleging that the estate of W. T. Crow was unrepresented…