Leyland v. Leyland

This is an appeal from a decree of a single justice of this court, allowing a motion to dismiss an appeal from ■a decree of the Probate Court allowing a final account of a •guardian. The grounds upon which the motion is asked are that the appellant is not a creditor of the estate, and that the ¡appellant is not a party aggrieved by the decree of the Probate Court.

The facts as they are stated in the motion to dismiss are as follows: Mary Leyland was duly appointed guardian of Thomas W. Leyland on April 24, 1900, and filed a bond with a surety. On September 18, 1902, her ward became of age. On…