Morris v. Morris
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Probate Court, Blount County; E. G. Alldredge, Judge. In the matter of the final accounting of J. B. Morris, guardian of Reedy H. Morris. Prom decree rendered on final accounting, the ward appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMayfield, J.
This is an appeal from a decree in the probate court. The decree was rendered on the final settlement of the accounts of appellee as guardian of the estate of appellant, his ward.
[1,2] The only matter complained- of is the allowance of a credit of $150. This allowance cannot be reviewed for the reason, no objection was made, no exception reserved to its allowance at the time of the hearing, nor at the time of the rendition of the decree passing and allowing the account. The record proper shows that the hearing and rendition of the decree was had on April 22, 1918. The only attempt or effort…
2Cited by1 opinion
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