22 Ga. 312 | Ga. | 1857
By the Court.
delivering the opinion.
The appeal from the decision of the Ordinary, brought up the entire case and it ought to have been presented to the jury as it was to the Ordinary. In all cases the guardian making his return should lay his account before the Ordinary, plainly setting forth, with sufficient certainty, his charges against his ward. This account is the case he should prove. The vouchers are his evidence to support it, and they should be closely examined, and, if not satisfactory to the Ordinary,
The. judgment .of the Court below must be reversed on
Judgment reversed.