Baird v. Steadman

Citations

• 39 Fla. 40

Syllabus

<p>1. A guardian can not be held liable in an action at law upon an express or implied contract made by his ward, or by some other parson for such ward, even for necessaries, unless such guardian was a party to the contract, or agreed to perform it.</p> <p>2. The property of a ward cannot lie reached by a general judgment at law against his guardian.</p> <p>3. Errors without injury are no ground for reversal.</p>