Beeler v. Bullitt
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Owsi/ey.
This writ of error is brought to reverse a decree of the couil below, pronounced in a suit brought in that court by the defendant in error against the plaintiffs, a pail of whom are infants. The decree is made absolute against all the defendants in that court, without giving the infants a day after they arrive at full age to shew cause. This, yve apprehend, is a fatal objection to the decree: for *12courts of chancery at all times are careful of the rights of infants, and to preserve and guard their interests have adopted as a general rule of practice, never…
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