Smith v. Kent Lumber Co.

Citations

• 78 Wash. 278
• 138 P. 879
• 1914 Wash. LEXIS 1113

Syllabus

<p>Guardian and Ward — Accounting—Evidence—Sueeicienct. The evidence supports findings that a guardian had fully accounted to his wards for the value of stock in a corporation in which their father had been interested, where it appears that the corporation was insolvent and the stock of no value at the time of the death of the father, and was abandoned, and that the guardian had paid out for their support and in settlement with them more than the full value of the estate in the hands of the guardian.</p>