In Re Nelson

DISSENT: Richards, C.J. Appellant's statement of facts is prefaced with the following sentence, "The general fact situation in this case is not in much dispute and such conflict as may exist in the evidence is on propositions which, under well established principles of law, are not of controlling importance." With this statement we agree.

The ward was adjudged incompetent and one M.E. Jones was appointed his guardian in 1906. The appointment of such guardian was controverted, but, on appeal to this court, the appointment was sustained. Guardianship of Nelson, 148 Iowa 118, 126 N.W. 973, Ann.…