Wolfe v. Bauer

By the will of Miers Fisher, deceased, one Thomas Wolfe was appointed as executor of the estate of the former, and during all of the time involved in the instant case was acting as such executor.

On March 29, 1916, the probate court ordered that there should be appointed a co-executor of the estate, and on May 19, 1916 the court appointed one Melvin E. Bauer as such co-executor.

On January 13, 1917, on the petition of Melvin E. Bauer, co-executor, it was ordered by the court that Thomas Wolfe deliver to Bauer, as managing executor of the estate, the sole management of all the business of the…