Whedon v. Whedon

The written agreement of April 14, 1930, placed ownership of all the bonds in the defendant.

The title to the income from the bonds presents a different question. Defendant not only claimed at the trial, and claims here, that the agreement of April, 1930, is in all respects valid, but he *464himself testified on the trial that the income from the bonds even prior to April, 1930, belonged to his wife. It must follow that the income from April 14, 1930, up to the date of the wife’s death was also the property of the wife unless her title was affected by the agreements later made. This brings us to…