Estate of Karkowski v. Gaudynski

The ultimate question on this appeal is whether Walter M. Gaudynski, in settling his account as guardian for *47Peter Karkowski, incompetent, is entitled to credit for an investment of $6,000, belonging to his ward, which he made January 30, 1930, in a note secured by a first mortgage on real estate. The guardian ad litem, in appealing from an order approving that investment and allowing that credit, contends that the court erred in that conclusion and the findings, upon which it was based, that the real estate in question “had an actual value of at least twelve thousand ($12,000) dollars on…