Taylor v. Taylor

STOCKBRIDGE, J.—

The legal question which this' ease presents is somewhat novel, and authorities directly in point have not been cited to the Court by counsel for either side, nor has the Court, after an examination, been able to find any which are necessarily controlling. By the deed of trust in this case was specifically retained to the grantor in the deed, to make such disposition of corpus as well as income of the estate during his lifetime as he might see fit, and if there were nothing in the case but the deed it could not be seriously contended but what there was full power in the…