Fiduciary Trust Co. v. Gow

In Fiduciary Trust Co. v. Gow, 440 Mass. 1037 (2004), we denied without *1018prejudice the trustee’s request to reform the subject trusts because the record contained insufficient proof of the settlors’ intent. We noted that the trustee had failed to supply the court with materials identified in our order granting its applications for direct appellate review, and we noted other errors in the record and brief.3 The trustee has since supplemented the record with affidavits, and presently seeks the same relief requested previously. These cases are again before the court on the trustee’s applications…