Booth v. Chadwick

CODY, Justice.

While William PI. Langhorne was in prison serving a life sentence he, on December 21, 1933, executed to E. C. Chadwick, trustee, a kinsman, a general warranty deed in trust, by which he conveyed to his said trustee all of his property and estate, in trust, for a period of ten years therefrom, and for as much longer as he did not himself terminate the trust, upon certain terms and conditions which involved managing the property and estate, paying off the debts and incumbrances thereagainst, and preserving the property while Langhorne was in prison. The trust deed provided that…