C. H. Moore v. W. L. Hanscom

Summary

The Texas Supreme Court held that the guardian's deposit of estate funds became property of the ward's estate, that the court's order discharging the second bond sureties was valid despite alleged procedural defects, that the American Surety Company was discharged from liability on the first bond after full restitution, and that the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company alone remained liable on the third bond. The court affirmed the judgment for the American Surety, reversed the judgment against the second bond sureties, and entered a new judgment against Fidelity & Guaranty.