Moore
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by appellant. The appellant, a former guardian of Arthur T. Gould, filed his final account as such guardian in the Probate Court, and the same was allowed.
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On exceptions by appellant. The appellant, a former guardian of Arthur T. Gould, filed his final account as such guardian in the Probate Court, and the same was allowed. From this decree allowing said account, an appeal was taken to Supreme Court of Probate and the case was reported to the Law Court, and is reported in 112 Maine, 119. At the September term of the Supreme Judicial Court, 1914, the appellant filed a motion asking the court to state appellant’s account and make corrections, etc. The presiding Justice denied the motion and ordered; “That in accordance with certificate from Law…
1Opinion of the CourtHanson, J.
The appellant was formerly guardian of Arthur T. Gould whose petition to reopen the first and final account of the appellant was granted by the Judge of Probate of Knox County on July 16, 1912. From the decree of the Judge of Probate granting said petition and adjudging the amount of the liability of the appellant as such guardian, appeal was taken by the appellant to the Supreme Court of Probate, and the case was then reported by agreement to this court for determination as in 112 Maine, 119.
The case was argued at the June Law Term, 1913. On July 1st, 1914, certificate of decision was sent…
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