In re the Estate of Bush

Wingate, S.

Except for the nomination of a fiduciary to effectuate his wishes, the sole purpose of a will is to indicate the *1014intention of the testator respecting the disposal of those assets over which he possesses the authority for devolutionery direction. Naturally, a testator expects that his fiduciary will be paid for the service which he will be called upon to render in consummating the transfer of title to the assets which he possessed at death to the person or persons whom he has selected as the successors to his ownership. The present proceeding propounds the perennial problem as to…