Guardianship of Danneker

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1 Coffey 4
Superior Court of California, County of San FranciscoMarch 29, 1887No. 4,344California1,908 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Coffey, J.

This is a motion for a new trial in the matter of Laura Danneker, a minor, wherein, upon the petition of one Teresa Magee, letters were granted to her as guardian of the person of the said minor. Upon the hearing of that petition Jacob Michaelson appeared and opposed the issue of such letters, but the court, upon the conclusion of the testimony, granted the prayer of the petitioner, Teresa Ma-gee. The court is now asked to grant the motion of the respondent to set aside the decision, the findings and the judgment therein, and for a new trial. This motion has *5 been prosecuted with great earnestness and evident conviction on the part of counsel that the court erred in its original conclusion, and counsel, Mr. Jordan, in presenting his argument, said that such was the gravity of the case to the respondent and to the ward, and so deep the interest felt in its final determination, that he invoked the exercise of some patience on the part of the court in reviewing the evidence in extenso produced at the trial, and in presenting fairly and logically the reasons which, in his judgment, actuated the respondent in making the motion. The counsel arguing the motion for new trial were not…

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