Legal Opinion
Hiller v. Loring
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Decided February 23, 1927PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSturgis, J.
Ella B. Loring of North Yarmouth died January 30, 1907. Her will, dated January 29, 1907, was duly allowed. " After providing for the payment of her debts, funeral charges and expenses *79of administration, she made certain bequests which are not here involved, and by the fifth Section of her will provided:
“The remainder of my property to be divided equally between Frank W. Loring of North Yarmouth, and Ethel Leigh Hilton Her share to be held in trust by^Frank W. Loring, and paid to her to use for educational purposes.
Should Frank W. Loring decease, his share to revert to Ethel Leigh Hilton. I…
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