¶1expressed its determination not to appoint any person guardian, without his written consent: nor to appoint any officer of this court, as such, to he guardian. It produces an inconvenient mixture of duties5 and is especially embarrassing, upon a change of the officers of the court. Motion denied.
1 Hopk. Ch. 102
Mc Vickar v. Constable
Decided March 24, 1824
New York Court of Chancery · decided 1824-03-24
<p>The court will not appoint any of its officers, as such, to act as guardians; nor appoint any person without his written consent.</p>
Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently December 1899
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Decided 1824-03-24
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