Appeal of Albert
Citations
- 128 Pa. 613
- 18 A. 347
- 1889 Pa. LEXIS 825
Syllabus
<p>1. Though a guardian, by his careless management of his ward’s estate, his keeping no accounts thereof, and his neglect to apply to court for an allowance to his ward, will forfeit all right to compensation, and for the support and maintenance of his ward while a member of his house- ' hold,</p> <p>2. Yet where, before the receipt of any of his ward’s estate, he has made advances for the support of his ward, while still a child and residing with his mother, the guardian will be entitled to credit for such advances, with interest, although made without an order of court therefor.</p>
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Judges: Clark, Green, Paxson, Sterrett, Williams
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