AN EXECUTOR'S TRUST

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 280, 24 November 1915, Page 8

AN EXECUTOR'S TRUST

■ ■ ,' \ „' n HIS OBLIGATIONS DEFINED, BY JUDGE OF THE SOTRI3IE COU_,T " A point regarding the will of the late \ Joseph Tice Gillibrand, who diedjn 188; I was brought before his Honor/Mr j_7 . "''■ tice Hosking at the Supreme Court yes.--terday afternoon. The parties.-were i" Rosa Inez t'ooney. of Te Puna, Taur"un_- f the plaintiff, and Arthur Algernon Crapp' k of Omokoroa. Tauranga, the defendant 3 Mr. E. Mahony appeared for the-plimi, \ tiff, and Mr. S. Hesketh for the defend. I ant. The plaintiff is a daughter' of'thc I defendant, the latter having been made-' executor of the will of Gillibrand forlthc ."• benefit of the executor, his wife, and hi,! .'•'' children. The application was that\the I executor should give an account df;,h_. executorship. His Honor made;aii.order ' in the following terms: That-the-de-fendant, within one month, file in.'ths Supreme Court at Auckland a M;arii distinct account of his administration ~ \ of the estate, which shall set"forthithe \ dates and particulars of all receiptsjajid : f disbursements, such accounts to beveri- ;- fied by affidavit; and it is also'ordered - j upon all other persons interested' being |i made parties to this action, that'the > defendant do thereupon procee_,to paßs" his said accounts in due course-ofyiaw- ;- either party to -be at a_p]y" to the Court or a judge thereof on.sum- -7 | mons for directions as to vouching'or ; passing the said accounts, and to be', at £'■■ liberty to set forth any special-circum-stances for dispensing with vouchers'.? 7 ; The question of costs was reserved.7-