In re the Account of Wolfe
New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division
1Opinion of the Court
The Ordinary.
The subject of the allowance to be made to the administrator pendente lite of Joseph L. Lewis, deceased, for commissions, counsel fees to his counsel, and compensation to the accountant employed by him, is presented after full debate. The adminis*224trator was appointed March 31st, 1877, and the will having been admitted to probate, he turned over the estate to the executors (of whom he is one) in or about June, 1880. The inventory-amounted to $1,018,669.70, and the increase was $352,373.81. He claims that he is entitled to commissions to the amount of $27,805.38, or, if not to so…
2Cited by4 opinions
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