In re the Estate of McEnery

Foley, S.

The objections to the account are overruled, and the claim of the objectant is dismissed. It appears that under a decree of this court rendered June 29, 1914, upon a judicial settlement of the account of the objectant, as administratrix of the estate of Mary Rudden, costs were charged personally against the decedent and in favor of the objectant in the sum of $426. Such costs were never paid by the decedent. On May 21, 1934, a claim therefor was filed against the decedent’s estate and was rejected by her administratrix.

I hold that the Statute of Limitations is a bar to the recovery…