In Re Keel's Estate
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Albert Hanny filed in probate court his final account as administrator of the estate of Thomas Warren Keel. The distributees objected to the claims made for administrator's and attorneys' fees. Over these objections the probate judge allowed an administrator's fee of $3,500, and attorneys' fees of $3,000.
The matter having been appealed to the district court, these fees were disallowed, and, having already been paid, the administrator was ordered to reimburse the estate therefor, with interest. After having appealed to this court, the administrator died, and the cause has been revived in the…
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