Moore v. Sinnott

By the will of Andrew M. Moore certain property, including that now in dispute, was left to Sinnott and others as his executors and trustees, in trust for his three sons, Albert H., George M., and Henry G. Each son was to receive the income from one third of this property, not subject to his debts or to be disposed of by him. Upon the death of any one of the sons, his share was to go to the other two, and, upon the death of one of the latter, the entire income was to go to the survivor. Upon the death of all of the sons, the will made provision that the executors and trustees should’hold it…