Excerpt from Equity Procedure, Vol. 2 of 2: Embodying the Principles of Pleading and Practice Applicable to Courts of Equity, and Containing Many Precedents of General Practical Utility, Designed to Meet the Demands of Practice in Virginia and West Virginia and for General Use in Other States
Of an infant to a bill or petition to sell his estate. As well also as of the guardian ad Iz'fcm himself.
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