In re the Accounting of Goodliffe

John J. Dillon, S.

By a prior decision, this court determined that two children of a brother who predeceased the testatrix, who were neither named in the petition to account, nor cited, *1068were necessary parties to the executor’s accounting proceeding and were entitled to receive the one-fourth share to which their parent would have become entitled if he had survived the testatrix. (See Matter of Goodliffe, 18 Misc 2d 412.)

Objections were thereupon filed to the account in behalf of said parties, both of whom were then minors, but one of whom has since obtained his majority, relating to the…