Carter v. Lipsey
Supreme Court of Georgia
Guardian, and Ward. Partnership. Debtor and Creditor. Assignments. Equity. Trusts. Practice in Superior Court. Before Judge Fort. Lee Superior Court. November Term, 1882. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Oraweord, Justice.
J. A. Lipsey, by his next friend, filed this bill against the plaintiffs in error, to recover certain assets in the hands of G. W. Warwick, as the assignee of John T. Garter, surviving partner of the firm of Tison & Carter, which he claimed should be declared a trust fund in the hands of the said assignee, for the payment of his demand. He alleged that H. B. Lipsey, his father, died in 1873, leaving a wife and four children, since which time the wife and one of the children have died; that J. P. Tison became the guardian for the children, and received about $3,300 as such…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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