In re Ryalls

I see no reason for changing the conclusion reached in this case when it was before us on the former argument, as reported in 74 Hun, 205,26 N. Y. Supp. 815.

1. The liability of William H. Ryalls, as executor of the will of his mother, Elizabeth Haney, could only be determined by an examination of her will. The provisions of that will were therefore before the court for a judicial determination, for the purpose of ascertaining whether his estate was chargeable with all of her estate which came into his hands, or with so much of the same only as remained in his hands at the time of his death.…