VAN LARE AG. C.J.
This is a matter dealing with the administration of a personal estate, which comprised the following: one air-tight trunk, four men’s cover cloths, one flint gun, two bundles of iron sheets, £4 cash, one gold [p.35] ring, pillow cases, blankets and a cutlass.  There is evidence that the  respondent had been appointed as the customary successor of the deceased, and had been handed these articles about 10 to 14 years before the institution of this action.  In our opinion this action was frivolous, and a waste of money.
