In re Fitter

Ketcham, S.

Upon the settlement of the decree the special guardian asks for a substantial compensation, payable out of the estate. A beneficiary under the will claims that such guardian’s allowance should he wholly paid from the shares of his wards.

• It is argued by the objecting legatee that “ he has not received benefits of the services of the said special guardian of the infants, and should not, therefore, be taxed or charged therefor,” and that if “ compelled to share in the expenses of the special guardian * * * this would mean that he would be paying the expense of a representative of…