State ex rel. Squire v. Central United National Bank

*243OPINION

By DAVID RALPH HERTZ, J.

■ Viewed in the light of the high standards of fiduciary loyalty required of trustees, the Pool was a pernicious affair. It exposed the corpus of each trust to the twin parasites most destructive of trust estates; the trustee who sells his own property to the trust and the trustee who commingles the assets of the trust with his own.

It is one of the ironies of legal experience, however, that Ulmer v Fulton, Supt. of Banks, 129 Oh St 323; 2 OO 326; 195 NE, 557, should be cited herein as requiring that this court relegate these Certificate Holders to the position…