Curran's Estate

Henderson, J.,

We have reviewed the record and briefs and we have reached the conclusion that the auditing judge was right in his findings of fact and law in the careful and painstaking adjudication in which he examined these questions at great length.

As to two of the questions argued, we shall add a further word.

This testatrix died June 23, 1931, and we should recall the panic started in October, 1929. This accountant was faced with a difficult financial situation. The auditing judge has found that he is not guilty of supine negligence and that he has acted with common skill, prudence and…