In Re the Estate of Carter

—This appeal is taken by the executor from an order settling his account. He was a joint executor with one Hardin, and upon the settlement of their final account he was allowed one half of the commissions to which executors are entitled by the law. He now claims that he did nearly all of the work in the administration of the estate, and for that reason was entitled to a greater share of commissions than his co-executor. Some four years prior to the settlement of the final account he appropriated about one thousand dollars of the money of the estate, claiming it to be his commissions as…