Ray v. Doughty

' THE final settlement of the accounts of executors and administrators in the Probate Court is considered prima facie correct; and the settlement can only be interfered with by a Court of Chancery in very clear cases of mistake or fraud. Allen v. Clark, 2 Blackf. 343.

The administrator of an administrator is not administrator of the first intestate, nor has he a right to administer any of the. goods of such intestate; but it is his duty to make a settlement with the-Probate Court, of the business done by his intestate in the first administration.

If one of the co-administrators of an estate…