Fay v. Howe
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
CHIPMAN, C.
Defendants are executors of the last will of Henry K. Winchester, deceased. Among other provisions of the will was the following: “Thirteenth: I also leave in trust with my nephew, Waldo- B. Fay, five thousand dollars ($5,000), the income to be used in aid of deserving aged native-born in the town of Southboro, Mass., needing such aid; to be used.as in his judgment he may think best.”
The cause was submitted on an agreed statement of facts, and the court adjudged that “the bequest is a valid one, and the defendants are hereby directed to pay the same out of the assets of the estate…
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