Order affirmed, without costs.
The will named respondent and appellant as coexecutors. Appellant, the testator's daughter, was the sole beneficiary under the will and the testator had no creditors. Part of the testator's "estate" consisted of property held in trust by the testator for appellant and others. Those trust assets were part of the "estate" only for accounting and tax purposes. Appellant and respondent both qualified as executors. Appellant paid the funeral...
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