Gavit v. Irwin
District Court, N.D. New York
At I,aw. Action by K. Palmer Gavit against Roscoe Irwin, Collector of Internal Revenue. On demurrer to complaint.
1Opinion of the Court
COOPER, District Judge.
By the will of Anthony N. Brady, deceased, he divided his estate into six equal parts, and devised one-sixth of his estate in trust to his executors, who were thereby made trustees. The trustees were directed to apply so much of the income and profits from such one-sixth as in their discretion they thought necessary for the support and maintenance of decedent’s granddaughter, Marcia Ann Gavit, daughter of the plaintiff herein, and to *644divide the remainder of the income of such one-sixth, not necessary for the support of the granddaughter, into two parts, one of said…
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