Miller v. Douglass

Counsel for plaintiffs, and the guardian ad litem of the minors other than Fern, argue that when a child makes a testamentary disposition with respect to one half of his share, both as to the income and the corpus, the amount of the income that passes consists of that actually received at the time of the death of the child, such amount *491so fixed to continue thereafter to the end of the period of the trust estate, without any additions thereto coming either by reason of the death of one of the donors or of the death of other children of the donors; also that the amount of the corpus that passes…