Armour v. Armour
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSteueb, J.
There are three actions before the court. Each of the actions is by the trustee of an inter vivos trust and sought,originally, approval of his accounts. The settlor of each of the trusts was Bernard R. Armour. The trustee is his brother, George L. Armour. The life tenant of the first trust is the. settlor’s sister Geraldine R. Theil and the remaindermen are the settlor’s daughters, Ruth, Rachel and Toby Armour. The life tenant of the second trust is Ruth, the remaindermen being" her issue, if any, and failing issue, her sisters Rachel and Toby. The life tenant of the third trust is Rachel.…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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