In Re Hybart
Supreme Court of North Carolina
PetitioN for the appointment of a receiver for the estate of W. M. Hybart, a lunatic and patient in the North Carolina Asylum for the Insane, heard before Greene, J., at May Term, 1896, of Cuiiberland Superior Court. The facts are set out in the opinion of Associate Justice Avery.
1Opinion of the Court
Avmky, J. :
The statute (The Gode, Sec. 1676) provides that, where a person is declared insane and no suitable person will act as guardian, the cleric shall secure the estate of such person, according to the law relating to orphans whose guardians have been removed, which is embodied in Sections 1584 and 1585 of The Code. It is provided in the last-named section that the judge of the superior court before whom an action is brought by the solicitor against a removed guardian shall appoint some discreet person as receiver, to take possession of the ward’s estate, to collect all money due him, to…
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