SARTOR et al. v. FIDELITY DEPOSIT CO

Mr. John K. Hamblin, for appellants, cites: Guardian should not spend in excess of annual income of ward's estate: 3 Strob. Eq., 31. If he does he should be required to make a showing sufficient to have warranted the expenditure in advance: 113 S.C. 223; 82 S.C. 109; 63 S.E., 128. Account must be stated on annual basis: 72 S.E., 732. Continuing default: 18 S.C. 366. Parent as guardian entitled to claim credit for benefits of infants: 21 S.C. 590, 111 Pac., 884; 24 N.E., 565; 85 N.W., 689; 159 Pac., 317; 43 A.L.R., 595; 28 C.J., 1118, 1119. In absence of intention by guardian to charge estate of ward for support, etc., surety will not be permitted to prove such amounts as set-off: 36 L.R.A. (N.S.), 252, 89 A.S.R., 297; 60 S.E., 85. Court cannot authorize guardian to borrow funds of ward: 212 Pac., 103; 30 A.L.R., 45; 1 S.C. 209; 28 C.J., 1298. Subrogation: 118 S.C. 239; 99 S.C. 352; 109 S.C. 196. Guardian liable for improper loan: 93 S.C. 300; 15 A. E. Enc. of Law, 2nd Ed., 107; 109 S.C. 197. Messrs. Hughes Russell, for respondent Surety, cite: Surety may file an accounting for a truant principal: 113 S.C. 222; 102 S.E., 20. Father under legal duty to support children: Bailey Eq., 279; 40 S.E., 611; 57 L.R.A., 738; 93 A.S.R., 933. Situation different with mother where father is dead: 34 S.C. 496; 13 S.E., 676. Courts will allow father for future maintenance out of ward's estate: 2 Strob. Eq., 1. And to mothers: 3 DeS., 256; 4 DeS., 445. Where father as guardian seeks allowance for past maintenance showing must be different: 2 DeS., 94; 2 McCord's Eq., 214; 214 Bailey's Eq., 279; 2 McCord's Eq., 43; 5 Rich. Eq., 31; 1 S.C. 337; 73 S.C. 423; 53 S.E., 649; 34 S.C. 255; 13 S.E., 450; 23 S.C. 496; 13 S.E., 676; 21 S.C. 590; 289 Fed., 589; 16 Am. Dec., 661; 57 Am. Dec., 227; 34 Ala., 27; 14 Ky. Law Rep., 237; 104 So., 244; 117 Atlantic, 291; 5 A.L.R., 632; 82 S.C. 109; 63 S.E., 128; 31 S.C. 604; 9 S.E., 817; 1 Hill's Eq., 59. Concurrent findings of fact by Probate Court and Circuit Court will not be disturbed: 13 S.C. 37.