Levering v. Levering
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtRemy, C. J.
Abraham Levering died testate, August 17,1912, seized in fee simple of certain real estate, leaving as his only heirs at law his widow, Amelia F. Levering, two children, Guy P. Levering and Jessie F. L. Carey, and a grandson, Ernest W. Levering, the child of a predeceased son. By Item 1, the testator devised a part of the real estate to his trustee, “in fee simple, subject to the devises and bequests hereinafter set out, and the power given in Item 2 hereof, in trust, nevertheless, for the purposes hereinafter named.” It was further provided that the real estate should be held by the trustee…
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