Central Trust Co. v. Egleston

Clarke, J.*

Upon examination of the questions presented upon settlement of the decree I am of opinion that the contributions of £100 and £200 “ to maintain the home ” are to be made by each son and not by them collectively. A construction is also sought of the following clause: “For the first year and one-half after my death (if any child is under age) I desire that the Central Trust Company advance to my wife in the ratio of my previous expenditure from five thousand dollars to about nine thousand dollars, so as to give time to adjust family affairs — this to he for the benefit of my wife and…