Hopkins v. Richmond

There is no merit in either the fifth or sixth exceptions of the appellee, the only ones which have been •established by the court.

As to the fifth exception, the justice of the Superior Court who heard the case refused to allow the appellee to show that the appellant had never returned the inventory required by law to the Probate Court, because no allegation of that fact was contained in the petition for removal of said guardian,, and also declined to allow the appellee to amend said petition so as to include such an allegation. We are of the opinion that the ruling of the court was correct.…