Add to ORKGSettlor had created an inter vivas trust, retaining income for life, right to revoke, and control over the investment. Upon settlor\u27s death, plaintiff, settlor\u27s wife, was to receive income for life, with gift over to settlor\u27s children. Plaintiff elected to take against settlor\u27s will in favor of a statutorily provided distributive share. Upon application for declaratory judgment the trial court declared the trust to be valid, but granted relief to plaintiff as to her distributive share out of the trust assets, and the court of appeals affirmed. On motion to certify, held, reversed. Since the trust is valid, title is in the trustee, and settlor has retained no interest upon which the wife can claim a distributive share. Smyth v...
A settlor purported to set up a trust of certain of his property. In the trust agreement, the settlo...
On May 12, 1939, the testator created an inter vivos trust, the corpus consisting of roo shares of s...
In Nebraska, as in many other states, a person, during his lifetime, may dispose of personal propert...
Purcell v. Cleveland Trust Co., 200 N.E.2d 602, 28 Ohio Op. 2d 262 (P. Ct. 1964). Approximately thre...
Eleven years before his death, H executed his bond under seal for $20,000 payable one year after his...
ln 1939 Henry Halpern drafted a will naming his wife executrix and sole beneficiary of his estate. I...
A executed an instrument without the formalities of a will, transferring securities to B. It was pro...
In 1930 plaintiff received certain shares of stock from his uncle by way of outright gift. Seven mon...
A testamentary trust required the trustee to apply income in such amounts as might be necessary for ...
P, divorced wife of D, brought this action for alimony and for support money for her children. The o...
Plaintiff executed a spendthrift trust reserving to herself an income interest for life. Upon her de...
In 1928, decedent established a trust giving his wife the income for her life, with a remainder to h...
In 1925 and 1926 decedent and his wife created two trusts, decedent contributing 80 per cent, and hi...
The will of the testator gave his widow a life estate in all his property. The estate contained, int...
The plaintiff and the defendant, husband and wife, were tenants by the entireties in certain real es...
A settlor purported to set up a trust of certain of his property. In the trust agreement, the settlo...
On May 12, 1939, the testator created an inter vivos trust, the corpus consisting of roo shares of s...
In Nebraska, as in many other states, a person, during his lifetime, may dispose of personal propert...
Purcell v. Cleveland Trust Co., 200 N.E.2d 602, 28 Ohio Op. 2d 262 (P. Ct. 1964). Approximately thre...
Eleven years before his death, H executed his bond under seal for $20,000 payable one year after his...
ln 1939 Henry Halpern drafted a will naming his wife executrix and sole beneficiary of his estate. I...
A executed an instrument without the formalities of a will, transferring securities to B. It was pro...
In 1930 plaintiff received certain shares of stock from his uncle by way of outright gift. Seven mon...
A testamentary trust required the trustee to apply income in such amounts as might be necessary for ...
P, divorced wife of D, brought this action for alimony and for support money for her children. The o...
Plaintiff executed a spendthrift trust reserving to herself an income interest for life. Upon her de...
In 1928, decedent established a trust giving his wife the income for her life, with a remainder to h...
In 1925 and 1926 decedent and his wife created two trusts, decedent contributing 80 per cent, and hi...
The will of the testator gave his widow a life estate in all his property. The estate contained, int...
The plaintiff and the defendant, husband and wife, were tenants by the entireties in certain real es...
A settlor purported to set up a trust of certain of his property. In the trust agreement, the settlo...
On May 12, 1939, the testator created an inter vivos trust, the corpus consisting of roo shares of s...
In Nebraska, as in many other states, a person, during his lifetime, may dispose of personal propert...