Long Branch Banking Co. v. Winter
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Cueiam.
The learned vice-chancellor held that William Winter, now deceased, was entitled to the fund in dispute on either of two grounds, viz., (a) as a completed gift; or (b) as a trust fund established for his benefit by his wife, she retaining the legal title thereto as trustee.
We concur in the result reached by him, and conclude that the decree under review should be affirmed. To this end the second ground adopted by the vice-chancellor is adequate, and we concur in his opinion in that regard, viz., that there was a valid enforceable trust in his favor. Necessarily it was an inactive…
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