Green v. Blackwell
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Bill for relief. On bill and answer, on final hearing.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
The complainant is one of • the two trustees under the marriage settlement of Mrs. Blackwell. He applies, by his bill, to be discharged from that trust on his accounting (due allowance to be made to him for his disbursements and commissions) and paying and delivering over the money and securities of the trust estate which shall be found to be in his hands. The corpus of the trust estate under the marriage settlement (which was made in 1863) was $20,000. That estate the complainant took into his hands and has managed up to this time. By the will of the settlor, Henry "W. Green,…
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