Currier v. Johnson

Warren Currier died, leaving a will, whereby he appointed appellees Johnson and Wheeler as executors of his estate, and as the testamentary trustees thereof. They qualified and for some time discharged their duties executorial, and as trustees.

Wheeler resigned, which resignation was accepted by the county court of Weld county, in which the will of the deceased had been probated, and in which the estate was being administered. By the same court appellee Clark was appointed as successor. For some time the duties executorial, and as testamentary trustees, were performed by Johnson and Clark,…