Mid-America Corporation v. Geismar
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
BERRY, Justice.
In September, 1938, J. E. Young, hereafter referred to as “testator”, died testate-in Woodward County, Oklahoma.
In so far as material, testator provided in< his will that after the payment of his debts, and certain small bequests, his estate should be held in trust during the lifetime of one-of his granddaughters, Ruby M. Young;, that the trustee should pay to her a minimum of $150.00 a month and so much more-of the estate as was necessary for her care- and support; that upon Miss Young’s, death, one half of the remaining estate should vest in testator’s son, John Young,, and…
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