In Re Estate of Roselli

The case, as it appears before this court on appeal, actually is composed of two separate appeals from proceedings involving the administration of an estate, the cases being consolidated upon appeal. The first appeal was from the appointment of one of two petitioning nephews as administrator. The issues before us in that case are (1) whether the judge erred in denying a petition for change of venue and (2) whether the judge erred in refusing to allow evidence as to which of two equally preferred heirs was “better” and in appointing one heir administrator because most of the heirs (although…