Upon an application by the executors and trustees of a will for an order for liberty to pass their accounts and for commission, and for passing their accounts and obtaining commission in the future, the Court, in lieu of reserving future costs, ordered that the Chief Clerk should be at liberty, if no objection were raised, either to allow and to certify to such costs of passing the accounts then under consideration and the accounts thereafter to be passed from time to time as he might think fit, or to leave the parties to apply to the Judge for such costs if for any reason the Chief Clerk should not think fit to allow the same, such costs, when so certified to by the Chief Clerk, to be retained or paid out of the corpus of the estate.