Campbell v. Jordan
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtSharp, J.
Appellants’ assignments of error present these questions: (1) May plaintiff, over the objection of defendant appellants, require the trustee to convey to them their one-half undivided interest in the coipus of the trust created by the will of Moses W. Woodard, and to terminate the trust as to defendant appellants? (2) Does the trustee have absolute discretion under the will to terminate the trust during the lifetime of plaintiff by conveying to her a one-half interest in the corpus of the estate irrespective of whether such conveyance is “necessary or best for the welfare of the cestui que…
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