Add to ORKGThe decedent received under the will of her husband a general testamentary power of appointment over a remainder interest. In her will she exercised the power, providing that any person benefiting under the power who in any manner should institute, encourage, or participate in proceedings for the avoidance of any part of the will should forfeit his right to any benefits from the power or from her estate. Held, exercise of a general testamentary power of appointment subject to a no-contest forfeiture provision is valid. Marx v. Rice, 1 N.J. 584, 65 A. (2d) 48 (1949)
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Charles Wetmore and Morgan Kent, beneficiaries of a trust under the will of their mother which was p...
Plaintiff made a contract with the donee of a power of appointment granted in these words: I give a...
By her will, X established a spendthrift trust, appointing Y and a trust company as co-trustees. In ...
Testatrix was given a general testamentary power of appointment over the corpus of a trust by her de...
The decedent created a voluntary trust, providing for income payments to himself during his life and...
The Supreme Court of Rhode Island has held that, in determining the validity of an appointment under...
In the usual case, the question of the devolution of property subject to a general testamentary powe...
Testatrix, after making certain specific bequests, devised the residue of her estate to her son Geor...
A, by a will which created a trust of realty and personalty, gave B a life interest with a general p...
Exercise of a power by a general bequest or devise in a will-The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in apply...
Although litigation involving powers of appointment has been relatively infrequent, the increasing u...
H in his will created a trust which provided for a life estate for his wife W. The trustee was direc...
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has held that a devise giving a life estate and a general testamen...
Of all the instruments available to a donor wishing to transfer property, none has the versatility o...
The donor of the power bequeathed a fund to trustees to pay the income to the donee for the donee\u2...
Charles Wetmore and Morgan Kent, beneficiaries of a trust under the will of their mother which was p...
Plaintiff made a contract with the donee of a power of appointment granted in these words: I give a...
By her will, X established a spendthrift trust, appointing Y and a trust company as co-trustees. In ...