Knights of Pythias v. Henry

Citations

• 87 Fla. 209
• 99 So. 557
• 1924 Fla. LEXIS 592

Syllabus

<p>1. It is ail established rule that a guardian ad litem cannot admit or waive anything adverse or prejudicial to the infant, and has no power to bind his ward by the admission or waiver 'of anything. Mote v. Morton, 52 Fla. 548, 41 South. Kep. 607.</p> <p>2. Questions of jurisdiction or proof by competent evidence of material issues or of procedure in accordance with established rules cannot, as against infant defendants, be waived.</p>