Garth's Guardian v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
'víase 18 — Proceeding by D. G. Taylor as Next Friend of Joanna Garth to Vacate an Order Appointing the Central Trust Company as Her Guardian. APPEAL FROM BOURBON CIROUIT COURT. Judgment Vacating the Appointment of the Central Trust Company and it Appeals. POINTS' AND AUTHORITIES. 1. After a guardian has executed bond and qualified, he can not he removed except for cause.
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'víase 18 — Proceeding by D. G. Taylor as Next Friend of Joanna Garth to Vacate an Order Appointing the Central Trust Company as Her Guardian. APPEAL FROM BOURBON CIROUIT COURT. Judgment Vacating the Appointment of the Central Trust Company and it Appeals. POINTS' AND AUTHORITIES. 1. After a guardian has executed bond and qualified, he can not he removed except for cause. Isaac v. Taylor, 3 Dana, 600; Dunlap v. Kennedy, 10 Bush, 539; 6 B. Monroe, 146; 2 Metcalf, 430; 14 Bush, 238, and other cases. 2. Causes for removal are named in the statutes. Kentucky Statutes, section 2024. 3. Neither…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion onr the court by
JUDGE BARKER
Aeetrming.
On the 23d day of May, 1900, the judge of the county «court of Bourbon county, Ky., upon what purported to be a written nomination of Joanna Garth, an infant over the age of 14 years, appointed the Central Trust Company as her .statutory guardian. Under this appointment it continued to act until the 9th day of November, 1.901, when the order of May 23, 1900, was vacated and set aside upon the motion of Joanna Garth, by her next friend, Gurley Taylor. Afterwards, on the 23d day of November, 1901, the court entered the following order: “At the…
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