In Re Angell
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Case Stated under Pub. Stat.. R. I. cap. 192, § 23, for an opinion of the court, by tbe guardian and children of Yashti W. Angelí.
1Opinion of the CourtPottee, J.
William P. Angelí and Yashti W. Angelí were married in A. D. 1848. In October, A. D. 1861, they conveyed by deed certain lands in Rhode Island, with personal property, to Lemuel Angelí and George W. Angelí in fee, “ but in trust, nevertheless, for the uses and purposes following, that is to say, in trust that they shall enter into the full and immediate possession and seizin of said real and personal estate and property, receive the interest, income, and produce thereof, pay all taxes and assessments thereon, keep the buildings in good order and repair, and, so far as they may deem it…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Wood v. BurnhamNew York Court of Chancery · 1837
- Tallman v. WoodNew York Supreme Court · 1841