Cochran v. Spinks
Opinion
The allegations of the petition as amended, to the effect that Spinks did not in fact have on deposit $1133 as money [829]*829belonging to his ward, as he alleged in his application to the court to permit the loan, and that in fact he did not borrow $1050 from his ward’s estate, considered in connection with the other averments, as against a general demurrer, sufficiently alleged fraud in procuring the order of the court and the deed executed by the guardian to his ward, as the basis for a court of equity to decree cancellation; and it was error to sustain the demurrers, except as to the surety company, no relief being prayed as to it.
Judgment reversed.
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