Leonard v. Stanton

The testator died on November 8, 1941. The appellant and James J. Nash are his only heirs. His will is dated June 26, 1940, and was drawn on that date by Thomas J. Leonard, an attorney, who is named therein as executor. There were three witnesses to the execution of the will, one of whom was Mr. Leonard. The last paragraph of the will reads as follows: “All the rest, residue and remainder of my property, whether real, personal or mixed, I give to Thomas J. Leonard in trust for the benefit of my son James J. Nash. Said Trustee shall pay to said James J. Nash a weekly sum of money. Said weekly…