Laughlin v. Griswold

The trial court found that plaintiff, as trustee, in a number of instances failed to' execute the trust with that degree of fidelity and care required of a trustee. We shall not set out or discuss these irregularities because a consideration of the whole evidence convinces us that they have not occurred through any serious negligence or wilful misconduct on the part of the trustee. We are satisfied that on the whole he administered the trust reasonably well up to the time of the commencement of this action. Some of the more serious delicts were met by very persuasive counter evidence and…