Gloucester v. Page
105 Mass. 231
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Bluebook
Gloucester v. Page, 105 Mass. 231 (Mass. 1870).
Opinion
The agreement previously executed between the appellant and the mother, then a minor, does not of itself constitute a valid claim which could control the discretion of the court, in appointing, with the assent of the mother, another per son to be guardian of the child. Decree affirmed.
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