ESTATE OF THE LATE J. D. GAR WOOD.
At the Supreme Court Sittings in Chambers on Friday before Mr Justice Denniston. '; RE'JAMES D. QAKWOOD. Mr Stringer applied heroin for the removal of the trustee. Mr Gresson contra. His Honor expressed the opinion that the trustee could not be removed by sum - mary procedure, but that an action must be.commenced to do ■ so. For misconduct or at his own' request, under the Administration Act of toew Zealand, the Court had power to remove an executor summarily for the reasons mentioned. Mr Stringer said there was no imputation of misconduct, but want of harmony in working with the co-trustees. He would cite a case to show that in England want of harmony was held sufficient to remove the trustee. After some further argument the matter stood over to see whether a satisfactory arrangement could not be come to.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 1521, 10 February 1891, Page 2
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146ESTATE OF THE LATE J.D. GAR WOOD. Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 1521, 10 February 1891, Page 2
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