37 Ala. 565 | Ala. | 1861
The register’s appointment of Harrison, as the guardian ad litem of Charles S. Perkins, was clearly improper; because there was then an-.existing, appointment, which was. valid until set aside. Harrison’s appointment was strictly analogous to the appointment of a second administrator without revoking the appointment of the first. As the second appointment of an administrator would.be void, so also is the second appointment of a guardian ad litem in this case. If it were not so, there would be two separate and distinct guardianships at the same time. As Harrison’s appointment was void, the order of the chancellor setting it aside was correct.
The,decree-of the chancellor is affirmed.