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Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-6 > 83

§  83.  Duties  and  liabilities  of  all general guardians. A general  guardian or guardian in socage shall safely keep  the  property  of  his  ward  that shall come into his custody, and shall not make or suffer any  waste, sale or destruction of such property or  inheritance,  but  shall  keep  in repair and maintain the houses, gardens and other appurtenances  to the lands of his ward, by and with the issues and profits thereof, or  with such other moneys  belonging  to  his  ward  as  shall  be  in  his  possession;  and  shall  deliver  the same to his ward, when he comes to  full age, in at least as good condition as such  guardian  received  the  same, inevitable decay and injury only excepted; and shall answer to his  ward  for the issues and profits of the real estate, received by him, by  a lawful account, to be settled before any  court,  judge  or  surrogate  having  authority  to  settle  the  accounts of general and testamentary  guardians; and any order, judgment or decree in any action or proceeding  to settle such accounts may be enforced to the same extent, and in  like  manner  as  in  the  case  of general and testamentary guardians. If any  guardian shall make or suffer any waste,  sale  or  destruction  of  the  inheritance  of  his ward, he shall lose the custody of the same, and of  such ward, and shall be  liable  to  the  ward  for  any  damage  caused  thereby.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-6 > 83

§  83.  Duties  and  liabilities  of  all general guardians. A general  guardian or guardian in socage shall safely keep  the  property  of  his  ward  that shall come into his custody, and shall not make or suffer any  waste, sale or destruction of such property or  inheritance,  but  shall  keep  in repair and maintain the houses, gardens and other appurtenances  to the lands of his ward, by and with the issues and profits thereof, or  with such other moneys  belonging  to  his  ward  as  shall  be  in  his  possession;  and  shall  deliver  the same to his ward, when he comes to  full age, in at least as good condition as such  guardian  received  the  same, inevitable decay and injury only excepted; and shall answer to his  ward  for the issues and profits of the real estate, received by him, by  a lawful account, to be settled before any  court,  judge  or  surrogate  having  authority  to  settle  the  accounts of general and testamentary  guardians; and any order, judgment or decree in any action or proceeding  to settle such accounts may be enforced to the same extent, and in  like  manner  as  in  the  case  of general and testamentary guardians. If any  guardian shall make or suffer any waste,  sale  or  destruction  of  the  inheritance  of  his ward, he shall lose the custody of the same, and of  such ward, and shall be  liable  to  the  ward  for  any  damage  caused  thereby.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-6 > 83

§  83.  Duties  and  liabilities  of  all general guardians. A general  guardian or guardian in socage shall safely keep  the  property  of  his  ward  that shall come into his custody, and shall not make or suffer any  waste, sale or destruction of such property or  inheritance,  but  shall  keep  in repair and maintain the houses, gardens and other appurtenances  to the lands of his ward, by and with the issues and profits thereof, or  with such other moneys  belonging  to  his  ward  as  shall  be  in  his  possession;  and  shall  deliver  the same to his ward, when he comes to  full age, in at least as good condition as such  guardian  received  the  same, inevitable decay and injury only excepted; and shall answer to his  ward  for the issues and profits of the real estate, received by him, by  a lawful account, to be settled before any  court,  judge  or  surrogate  having  authority  to  settle  the  accounts of general and testamentary  guardians; and any order, judgment or decree in any action or proceeding  to settle such accounts may be enforced to the same extent, and in  like  manner  as  in  the  case  of general and testamentary guardians. If any  guardian shall make or suffer any waste,  sale  or  destruction  of  the  inheritance  of  his ward, he shall lose the custody of the same, and of  such ward, and shall be  liable  to  the  ward  for  any  damage  caused  thereby.