In re the Estate of Gentry

Wingate, S.

A recital of the actions of the accountant in this proceeding does not paint an attractive picture. Not only has he personally appropriated and squandered all of the personal assets of his intestate mother, but he has sought to foreclose any possible inheritance by the infant child of his deceased brother, first, by a conveyance to his mother-in-law of the decedent’s realty, and second, by the interposition, allowance and alleged payment as administrator of a claim the nature and payee of which are of wraithlike intangibility.

The intestate died on February 20, 1929. Six days later,…