Fountain v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Bill in equity, in Wilkinson Superior Court, tried before Judge Iverson L. Harris; at April Term, 1862. A statement of the facts of this case will be found in the opinion of the Court, as pronounced by Mr. Justice Lyon.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court. —
Lyon, J., delivering the opinion.
This was a bill in equity, filed by Young J. Anderson, as the guardian of James A. Wright, against James H. Fountain, charging that Fountain had purchased from one James Taylor, the former guardian of James A. Wright, a note, belonging to his ward, on James Ross and Lucinda H. Wright, for the penal sum of $1,227 68, due one day after its date of 21st January, 1856 — that the note was payable to said Taylor, as said guardian or bearer, that said Taylor, at the time of said purchase, was on the eve of absconding from the county, and for the…
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