151 Ky. 296 | Ky. Ct. App. | 1912
Opinion op the Court by
Affirming.
It appears that Ellis Thomson, the wife of her coappellee, W. L. Thomson, owned a life estate in about seventy-eight acres of land near Lexington, in Payette County, and that her six children owned the remainder interest. An action was instituted in 1905, under section 491 of the Civil Code, for the sale of the land and the reinvestment of the proceeds. The testimony showed that Mrs. Thomson had an affliction which made it necessary for her to remove to another climate and she had selected California; that real estate located in the vicinity where the seventy-eight acres were, had reached its highest market value; that the property if rented would decrease in value, and that if the land should be
On October 12, 1912, E. L. Hutchinson, after giving notice, moved the court to set aside the order of sale, claiming that it was erroneous because the three infant children under fourteen years of age, for whom he was appointed guardian ad litem, had not been represented as required by law, as he, in making his report for the three infants under fourteen years of age, had inserted therein the names of three infants over fourteen years of age and omitted the names of three under fourteen years of age. The lower court overruled the motion and the guardian ad item has appealed.
We are of the opinion that the lower court did not err in the matter. It appears from a reading of the record, that the names of the three older children were inserted by mistake. At the time he filed this report, Hutchinson was not guardian ad litem for the three older
For these reasons, the judgment of the lower court is affirmed.