Although, in most circumstances, the testatrix has the right to determine who was most suitable among those legally qualified to settle her affairs, and her selection is not to be lightly discarded (Matter of Flood, 236 N.Y. 408, 410, quoting Matter of Leland, 219 N.Y. 387, 392), it is well settled that the Surrogate may disqualify a person from receiving letters of administration where the friction between such a person and a beneficiary or cofiduciaries interferes...
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