New York Court of Appeals November 12, 1901 (Matter of Clark)

lead-opinion

Martin, J.

The respondent was one\)f the executors-and trustees under the will of Philip S. Dorlon, who died in May, 1886, leaving an estate amounting to more than two hundred thousand dollars. The respondent’s brother, Elias G. Dorlon, a co-executor and trustee, had the active management of the .estate until1 his death, which occurred February 15, 1899.