Champ v. Kendrick
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Fulton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
By his last will and testament Joel Townsend devised to Joel R. Townsend certain real estate, for and during his natural life.
The life-estate was given upon the express condition that the devisee should not sell or dispose of his interest in the land by a sale in gross, or hold and enjoy the same in any other manner than by renting the same out from year to year and receiving the rents.
The will directed that his executor, after closing up the trust and making settlement with the court, should not be finally discharged, but should continue to act as a trustee upon the contingency that if Joel…
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