Shockey v. Manring

Citations

• 122 Wash. 65
• 209 P. 1074
• 1922 Wash. LEXIS 1072

Syllabus

<p>Executors and Administrators (165)&emdash;Compensation&emdash;Amount &emdash;Delay in Settlement of Estate&emdash;Evidence. An allowance of less than $1,500 a year to an executor for settling a large estate, requiring the land to he farmed and collections made, will not he held excessive, although there was some unnecessary delay through failure ■ to give notice to creditors.</p> <p>Same (45)&emdash;Management of Estate&emdash;Commingling Funds. While an executor should not commingle the trust funds with his own in one hank account, he is not guilty of misconduct in doing so if he ultimately accounts for all funds to those entitled thereto.</p>