Darby v. Stribling

Citations

• 24 S.C. 422
• 1886 S.C. LEXIS 56

Syllabus

<p>Where a guardian used his own Confederate money — not the funds of his ward, nor raised by him for the special purpose from collections of his own ante helium assets or otherwise — in paying a judgment against his ward’s estate, he can, on accounting with his wards, claim credit for so much only as Confederate money was worth at the time of his payment.</p>