38 Conn. 304 | Conn. | 1871
The principal question made in one of these cases is, whether the refusal of a judge of probate to approve of the choice of a person to be guardian, made by a minor of sufficient age to make such choice, is the subject of review by the Superior Court on an appeal taken from such refusal.
The conclusion to which we have come in this case renders it unnecessary to consider the appeal taken from the judgment of the court of probate in appointing Willis Dewey to
We think the matter of costs in both of these cases was a matter discretionary with the Superior Court, and is not the subject of review by this court. Canfield v. Bostwick, 22 Conn., 2T0. There is no error in the judgment complained of in the case we have first considered, and no cause for a new trial in the other case.
In this opinion the other judges concurred.