Singleton v. Cogar

On a petition filed in the year 1828, in the Jessamine Circuit Court, by James F. Cogar, as guardian of his infant brother, William G. Cogar, for a decree for a sale of an interest held by his ward in a tract of land in the county of Jessamine — the Court ordered the sale of the ward’s interest, and appointed the guardian commissioner to make sale of it; who, after executing an approved bond, according to the statute, proceeded to sell it, at auction; when Lewis Singleton became the purchaser, at a price equal to the then full value of it.

Afterwards, the guardian, as commissioner, having…