In re the Estate of Nebenzahl
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
Delehanty, S.
The sole question presented on this accounting proceeding is whether the corporate executor, which has already paid its attorney' a sum of $4,000, is entitled to a credit in that amount in its account. The estate had a capital value of $60,000, comprised about half of cash deposits in banks and the balance in stocks and bonds. The assets required no special service outside the competency of the corporate executor itself. The claims against the estate were nominal. Two of them were adjusted at savings of a few hundred dollars. The estate administration involved the uncontested…
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