Harrison v. . Harrison
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Davies, Ch.J.
James Harrison died seized of a large real estate situated in the city of New York. He made his last will and testament, whereby he devised the same upon the following trusts; that is to say:
First. To collect, manage, lease, and otherwise dispose of the same, and for that purpose to sell and convey the same, and with the proceeds to improve other portions of his estate, by building thereon, or otherwise improving the same; to mortgage the same or any part thereof, and to invest and reinvest the moneys arising therefrom, at their discretion.
Second. To pay, apply, and appropriate…
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