McCaskey's Estate

Opinion by

Me. Justice Simpson,

When testator died he left an estate of about $3,000,000. He appointed four, men of known business ability, residing in four different states, to be the trustees under his will, and to them letters testamentary were duly granted. One of them subsequently resigned, whereupon the other three, under an authority contained in the will, appointed his successor. Still later, these four resigned under circumstances stated in our opinion in 293 Pa. 497. Testator’s children then petitioned the court for the appointment of four new trustees, and suggested the names of six…