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The deceased left an estate of about $10,000.” In the , it was held that a judgment homologating a provisional account of an executor was not conclusive as to the fee allowed the attorneys for the executor; and on the heir’s opposition to the executor’s final account, apparently without the benefit of expert testimony, this court reduced the attorneys’ fee, saying: “The

The act of 1870 was enforced in , and in Succession of Harris, 29 La.