The applicant and her two brothers were co-estate trustees and sole beneficiaries of their parents' estates.
The parties reached an impasse regarding the valuation of estate assets, the ownership of a collection of firearms, and the filing of tax returns.
The applicant sought to have her brothers removed as co-estate trustees due to their refusal to accept professional appraisals, sign the cheque for the Estate Administration Tax, and cooperate in the administration of the estate.
The court found that the brothers' conduct brought the administration of the estate to a standstill and compromised its due administration.
The court ordered the brothers removed as estate trustees, leaving the applicant as the sole estate trustee, and directed them to sign the necessary tax cheque and provide information regarding the disputed firearms.
