Brack v. Union Trust Company

Under a trust indenture, dated September 1st, 1926, the Continental Bond & Investment Company transferred to the Union Trust Company of Maryland, as trustee, certain mortgages and cash, as security for a series of bonds issued by the first named corporation, each of the assigned mortgages being guaranteed as to the payment of principal and interest by the Maryland Casualty Company. By an amending agreement, dated' October 28th, 1930, Francis B. Weirs (later succeeded by William G. Dancy), was appointed a cotrustee with the Union Trust Company for the purposes of the trust created by the…