Old Colony Trust Co. v. Wolfman

On March 6, 1938, the testator, Nathan Wolfman, died in Boston, leaving a will by which he gave -the residue of his estate to trustees to accumulate the net income of one eighth thereof until his minor daughter Muriel Frances Wolfman, his only child, should arrive at the age of twenty-one years, and then to pay her the accumulated income, and thereafter to pay the net income to her and after her death to her issue until the end of twenty years after her death. At that time the trust was to terminate, and the trust fund was to be paid to her surviving issue.

The testator provided: — “If any…