Powers v. Powers

B. C. Powers was the ward of his older brother, B. S. Powers, and the latter, as such, received the custody of cer*167tain funds which belonged to his ward. No other property came into his hands.

The ward reached his majority last year and the funds were turned over to him by the guardian, who on March 26, 1938, made a final settlement of his fiduciary account before the proper commissioner of accounts for Dickenson county.

Before the report was confirmed by the court B. C. Powers filed exceptions thereto which were heard after a jury had been impaneled to try the facts in accordance with the…