Key legal question
Whether the appeal was admissible despite the appellant's lack of capacity to sue without guardian consent.
Extracted holding
The appellant could not conduct the appeal himself because the dispute concerned only his property interests; no substitute guardian with consent had been appointed.
Extracted reasoning
A ward may act alone only for highly personal rights or certain unentitled advantages. Challenging a partition agreement is not such a right; therefore consent of the legal representative or appointment of a special guardian was required.