Succession of Day

The judgment of the court was pronounced by

Kins, J.

Oliver presented an account of his administration as curator of the succession of Day, in which he states that the inventory of the property of the deceased amounted to $28,054 34, and that the proceeds of this property when sold were $13,710 87, of which he returns $11,784 78, as uncollected, leaving $1,924 38, as the amount collected. He credits himself in his account with $701 35, being commissions at two and a half per cent on the whole amount of the inventory, and with the sumslof $250 and $666 12, paid to an attorney as fees for…