In re the Estate of Ald

Citations

• 89 Kan. 340
• 131 P. 569
• 1913 Kan. LEXIS 65

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Appeal — From Probate Court — Adjudging Person to be Feeble-minded. An appeal may be taken from a decision of the pro- I bate court adjudging that a person is of feeble mind and in- | capable of managing his affairs and appointing a guardian for his person or estate.</p> <p>2. - Construction of Statutes Authorizing Appeals from, I Probate Court. The clause in section 4852 of the General Stat-1 utes of 1909 providing that appeals taken in any matter I arising under that act .shall be “upon the same terms and I conditions as are appeals under the provisions of the actl respecting executors and administrators” refers to the timel and manner of taking appeals and not to the grounds of ap-J peals or to cases in which an appeal may be taken.</p> <p>3. Appeal Bond — Approved — Not Indorsed as Filed — Valid. Where an appeal bond in proper form and of approved security is tendered to and received by the probate judge within the time prescribed for taking appeals, and is placed by him among the files in the case without indorsing it as filed, it is filed in contemplation of law.</p>