
    In the matter of Tillotsons,' Infants.
    
      September 24 1833.
    Upon an application to appoint a epecl&l guardian for selling an infant's real estate, a part owner of the property and who is also a creditor against the infant's share, ought not to be appointed, however responsible and correct his general conduct may be. And if he should be .appointed, his acts will be strictly scrutized by the Court.
    Mr. Davies
    
    read a petition for the appointment of a speeial guardian. It was in the usual form ; with the injunction master’s report of sufficiency, &c. But it appeared, that the party proposed as guardian was a part-owner with the infant in the property intended to be sold and was also a creditor against the infant’s share.
   The Vice-Chancellor,

from the character and responsibility of the person proposed, allowed the appointment: but intimated, that a person thus circumstanced ought not to apply for guardianship to sell; and that the Court would be strict in scrutinizing his acts and accounts.  