Miller v. Miller
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Rose, President:
George Frederick Miller, a citizen of Huntington, of large means, died testate August 30, 1910. His will, an elaborate and carefully prepared instrument, consisted of thirteen numbered sections. By the fourth section he created a trust, covering four parcels of real estate, for his three sons, James Irvin Miller, Charles Frederick Miller and George Donald Miller, and the survivor of them, with special provisions therein, however, for, the forfeiture of a son’s interest upon the happening of contingencies.
The terms of this trust which are pertinent to the issues herein involved…
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