The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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Page 101
... executors hereinafter named or such of them as shall qualify and the survivors or survivor of them and his or her successors until the death of my son George E. Woolley , in trust for the following uses and purposes , to wit : to invest ...
... executors hereinafter named or such of them as shall qualify and the survivors or survivor of them and his or her successors until the death of my son George E. Woolley , in trust for the following uses and purposes , to wit : to invest ...
Page 102
... executor should obtain the sum of $ 18,500 for the prop- erty , the trust would be illegal because it might be that the executor never could obtain that price . " See , too , Stewart v . Hamilton , 37 Hun , 19-21 . The learned Special ...
... executor should obtain the sum of $ 18,500 for the prop- erty , the trust would be illegal because it might be that the executor never could obtain that price . " See , too , Stewart v . Hamilton , 37 Hun , 19-21 . The learned Special ...
Page 103
... executors in trust for the lifetime of the testator's son George . Hence there cannot be a present right in existence to dispose of the entire in- terest . Garvey v . McDevitt , 72 N. Y. 556. In addition , after the gifts to his ...
... executors in trust for the lifetime of the testator's son George . Hence there cannot be a present right in existence to dispose of the entire in- terest . Garvey v . McDevitt , 72 N. Y. 556. In addition , after the gifts to his ...
Page 111
... executor or trustee does not raise any presumption that he practiced undue influence on tes- tator . 2. SAME - CONTEST - SUFFICIENCY OF EVIDENCE . Evidence examined , and held insufficient to show that the execution of a will was ...
... executor or trustee does not raise any presumption that he practiced undue influence on tes- tator . 2. SAME - CONTEST - SUFFICIENCY OF EVIDENCE . Evidence examined , and held insufficient to show that the execution of a will was ...
Page 112
... executor . I have only attempted to give such a general survey of the will as is necessary to understand the question presented on this appeal . It is undisputed that the testator possessed testamentary capacity , and the due execution ...
... executor . I have only attempted to give such a general survey of the will as is necessary to understand the question presented on this appeal . It is undisputed that the testator possessed testamentary capacity , and the due execution ...
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