Gay v. Whidden

Citations

• 64 Fla. 295

Syllabus

<p>1. A guardian may be charged with interest upon annual balances not shown to be needed for the estate, when he either uses the money himself or lends it out without accounting.</p> <p>2. Sureties upon a guardian’s bond, conditioned to faithfully preserve the estate, accounting for its profits and disbursements, may be liable for interests upon large annual balances, which the guardian has used in private speculation or has loaned to others without accounting for the interest on such loans.</p> <p>3. To enable an appellee to complain of a decree, he must file cross-assignments of error.</p>