Dale v. Dale

This is a controversy over distribution of the estate of Horace Christian Dale who died January 9, 1929, leaving as his only heirs his four adult sons, George Satterfield Dale, Everett Edwin Dale, James Leland Dale and Horace Albert Dale. The father of these four sons made a will May 25, 1926, in which he named Everett Edwin Dale and Horace Albert Dale executors and directed the disposition of his estate as follows:

“After all my lawful debts are paid, I bequeath and give to my executors, to hold in trust, all of my estate, both real and personal, to invest to the best possible advantage and…