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152 DIRECTIONS for
GUARDIANS.
" And if they find that orphans are not maintained
" and educated according to their estates,
" or apprentices neglected to be taught their
" trades, upon pretence that the last year is
" enough to learn their trade, that they remove
" them to other guardians and masters.
" And in case the jury find that any apprentice
" is not taught his trade, but put to other
" labour as aforesaid, the county court shall
" condemn the master of such apprentice to
" make the apprentice such satisfaction, as in
" justice his year of labour, or other work,
" shall deserve."
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Guardians are also liable to give new and
better security; whether such guardian be chosen
by the orphan, or appointed by the court,
1752. chap. 3.
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For other matters, any ways relating to guardians,
see acts of assembly, 1715. chap. 39.
1729. chap. 24. 1852. chap. 3. and 1758. chap.
4. and 1763. chap. 24.
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A person who enters wrongfully into the
land of an infant, may be charged as a trespasser,
and thus become liable to make reparation
in damages; or he may be charged as
guardian, or trustee, and called to account for
the profits. 1 Vern. 295.--2 Vern. 224. |
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