Holcomb v. Coryell
Supreme Court of New Jersey
The case sufficiently appears from the following opinion, furnished by the Chancellor, as containing his reasons for the decree appealed from.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
The bill was filed, on behalf of an Infant complainant, to compel the defendants, as executors of the will of John Holcomb, deceased, and as trus*290tees under that will, to account for the estate of the testator that had come to their hands, and for the execution of their trust. The defendants answered the bill. The cause has progressed to the taking of the account before the master, and a decision of the court upon exceptions taken by the defendants to the master’s report. On behalf of the complainant, a motion is now made to change the trustees, appoint a receiver, or to compel…
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