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p. 346LESSEE OF WHITE et al. v. WHITE et al. Supreme Court. Kent. March, 1794. Bayard’s Notebook, 57.[1] Read, C. j., Clayton, J.
Read, Fisher, and Miller for plaintiff. Ridgely and Bayard for defendants.
A guardian appointed by the Orphans’ Court may prosecute a suit without a special admission. The guardian, though not of record, must be taken to support the suit and can seldom be free from an interest in the event.
Witness rejected.