Incompetents — Evidence — Sufficiency — Incompetents' Estates Act of 1951.
In this proceeding under the Incompetents' Estates Act of 1951, P.L. 612, § 301 to obtain the appointment of a guardian for an alleged incompetent who was 54 years old and who had entered into an agreement to sell for $10,000 his undivided 1/3 interest in a tract of land worth $108,000, it was Held that (1) the evidence supported the findings that the alleged incompetent was unable to manage his property, and was liable to dissipate it and become the victim of designing persons, and (2) the court below properly appointed a guardian.
OPINION PER CURIAM, January 6, 1958:
The decree of the lower Court is affirmed on the able opinion of Judge DIGGINS dated February 2, 1956, which is reported in 10 Pa. D. C.2d 712. Each party shall pay their own costs.