Shafer v. Shafer
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Miami Circuit Court; Joseph N. Tilleit, Judge. Proceeding by Sarah Shafer against Henrietta Shafer to have William H. Shafer adjudged of sound mind and capable of managing his estate, in which, on leave of court, William H. Shafer filed complaint to set aside the judgment by which he was adjudged a person of unsound mind. Prom a judgment for defendant, this appeal is prosecuted.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, C. J.
William H. Shafer, one of the appellants, was committed to Long Cliffe Insane Hospital, in June, 1906. §3691 et seq. Burns 1908, §2842 R. S. 1881. While undergoing treatment there, in February, 1907, on petition of his wife, appellee Henrietta Shafer, he was, by the Miami Circuit Court, adjudged of unsound mind, and incapable of managing his estate, and appellee was appointed his guardian. §§3101, 3102 Burns 1908, Acts 1895 p. 205. He was released from the hospital, on parole in April, 1907, and in the following October was finally discharged. Since his parole he has resided with his mother…
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