Lyman v. Elsher
59 N.H. 316
Opinion
The jurisdiction of the probate court in the settlement of guardian accounts is original and exclusive. Critchett v. Hall, 56 N. H. 324; Clark v. Courser, 29 N. H. 173. If the notice was insufficient to give the probate court jurisdiction, the plaintiff *317 can cause another proceeding to be instituted, upon due notice, for the settlement of the defendant’s account in the probate court.
Appeal dismissed.
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Lyman v. Elsher, 59 N.H. 316 (N.H. 1879).
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Critchett v. Hall
56 N.H. 324 (Supreme Court of New Hampshire, 1876)