In Re Pozzo

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104 Cal. App. 11·1930 Cal. App. LEXIS 968·285 P. 330
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 11, 1930Docket No. 7253.California1,091 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

The following opinion, prepared by Mr. Justice Koford prior to his death, is hereby adopted as the opinion of the court:

After proceedings to that end had in the Superior Court' of the county of Santa Clara, Frank Pozzo was appointed guardian of the persons and estates of Francis Pozzo and Constance Pozzo, adult incompetent persons. The order was made on the 17th of August, 1928. Thereafter on the 18th of September, 1928, Carmen Pozzo, mother of said adult incompetent persons, served and filed a notice of motion, accompanied by a petition and affidavit to set aside and vacate the order appointing guardian of August 17, 1928. Thereafter on the 22d of January, 1929, a new notice of motion was served and filed for the same order specifying that the motion would be made on January 29, 1929. On the day last named, after hearing the motion, the court granted the same, setting aside and vacating the said order appointing guardian. This is an appeal by Frank Pozzo from the said order last named.

The grounds of the motion and the grounds upon which the said order are defended by the respondent are that the court making the order of August 17, 1928, had no jurisdiction either of subject…

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