Colladay's Estate

Klein, J.,

Charles D. Oolladay died November 11, 1884. His wife died in 1910. In his will he directed, inter alia, that upon the death of his wife a portion of his estate should be held in trust to pay the net income therefrom to his three daughters for life. He gave each of them a general power of appointment over a share of the corpus.

Amanda B. Hensel, one of the daughters, died on January 23,1912. By her will she exercised the power of appointment given her, setting up a testamentary scheme which apparently violated both the statute prohibiting accumulations of income and the rule against…