People v. Kutsche's Estate
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtjtzel, J.
In 1928 Auguste L. Kutsche, a spinster almost 80 years of age, sought the assistance of counsel for the express purpose of so placing hér property as to relieve herself of the burden of its management, and to put it beyond her power to yield to the demands of importuning relatives. Counsel suggested the creation of an irrevocable trust. At the same time he asked what ultimate disposition she desired to make of her property in the event of death. In accordance with Miss Kutsche’s instructions, an irrevocable trust indenture was then executed, by which the management and control of her property…
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