Henderson's Estate

Klein, J.,

Decedent died in 1933, a widower, leaving six children to survive him. Most of his modest fortune was invested in mortgages. During the last years of his life he dealt with these mortgages in a most irregular manner. The present controversy is but part of extensive litigation instituted by the children in an attempt to unscramble his unorthodox dealings.

We shall first deal with the exceptions filed on behalf of accountant, and in the order in which the questions they raise are discussed in the adjudication.

These exceptions are all improperly drawn. Exceptions should set forth…