Bell v. Love
Supreme Court of Georgia
Guardian and Ward. Evidence. Ordinary. Before Judge Hammond. Pulton Superior Court. April Term, 1883. Reported in the decision
1Opinion of the Court
Blandford, Justice.
Love brought his action against Bell to recover a certain tract of land; he claimed title under deed made by Thrasher, guardian for Bridget Gannon, lunatic, and as guardian for Michael F. and Celia Gannon, minors; Defendant, Bell, claimed title under deeds of conveyance from Michael F. and Celia Gannon, and showed by the minutes of the court of ordinary that Thrasher had been appointed guardian of Micheál F. and Celia Gannon at chambers, and not in term. The plaintiff, Love, then fded a writing, in which he alleged that Thrasher, tho guardian, had expended the proceeds of…
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