[See  Description  of  Leoateb.]

1.  Under  a  decree  in  a  legatee's  suit  to
take  the  usual  accounts.    A.  B,  went  in


and  claimed  the  residue  which  the  Master
found  him  entitled  to;  but  the  residue
was  not  then  ascertained,  and  no  order
was  made  in  respect  of  it.  Held,  that
A.  B.  was  not  precluded  from  afterwards
asking  relief  against  the  executor,  in
respect  of  an  alleg^  breach  of  trust,  in
a  suit  of  his  own,  he  not  having,  in  the
first  suit,  been  in  a  situation  to  investi-
gate the  accounts  of  the  executor,  or  to
claim  the  relief  which  he  asked  in  the
second.     Guidiei  v.  Kiniom.
vol.  6,  p.  517

2.  A  legatee  has  a  dear  right  to  have  a
satisfisctory  explanation  of  the  state  of
the  tesutor' s  assets,  and  an  inspection  of
the  accounts,  but  he  is  not  entitled  to  a
copy  thereof  at  the  expense  of  the  estate,
Otiley  V.  Gilby,  vol.  8,  p.  602

8.  Legatees  and  annuitants  are  bound  by
the  proceedings  in  a  suit  for  administra-
tion, between  the  executors  aed  residuary
legatees  and  devisees;  although  there
may  be  a  question  as  to  the  debts  being
primarily  charged  on  the  real  estate,  and
which  may  incidentally  affect  them.
