Indian Head National Bank v. Theriault

The appellant’s objections to the Trial Court’s findings and rulings and the decree based thereon are threefold. The first is that the purchase of a car for Albert and payments to him in connection therewith were an abuse of discretion and the trustee should not be allowed credit for them. The test to determine whether this contention is sound is to inquire whether it may be found under all the circumstances here that the trustee acted reasonably. Woodward v. Jolbert, 94 N. H. 324, 326. In so doing we must interpret the testator’s direction “to educate and support each of my said sons, so far…