Medill v. McIntire

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

This appeal involves the right of one named as executor of a will admitted to probate to compensation for his own services and expenses as executor, and also compensation for the services and expenses of an attorney employed by the executor to represent the estate in the probate court and also in litigation that arose as to the validity of the will wherein it was determined that the will was a forgeiy.

A. J. McLintic died on December 1, 1929, leaving his daughter, Aloysia Hussar, then a resident of California, as his only heir. On…