Bank of Kentucky v. Winn
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 17 — Action by Winn, Trustee, and Others, Asking for a Judgment Authorizing the Trustee to Sell and Transfer Certain Shares of Bank Stock — APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT. Judgment for Plaintiffs and Defendant Appeals.
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Case 17 — Action by Winn, Trustee, and Others, Asking for a Judgment Authorizing the Trustee to Sell and Transfer Certain Shares of Bank Stock — APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT. Judgment for Plaintiffs and Defendant Appeals. POINTS AND AUTHORITIES. 1. Persons entitled to a contingent remainder in hank stock are not bound by a judgment rendered on the ex parte petition of the person entitled to the equitable life interest and lier trustee, .though such judgment -authorizes and directs the trustee to sell the stock; the will under which all claim, having given the trustee no power to sell.…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
JUDGE BURfíAM
Affirming.
¡Charles Eginton died a resident of Kenton county, and his last will and testament was duly probated and admitted to record by the courty court thereof' on the 80th day of October, 1890. .He devised to his granddaughter, Sarah L. Eginton, certain real estate and bank stock owned by him at his death, and appointed Joshua N. Winn, her maternal grandfather, trustee thereof, giving him 'power to collect interest, , rents, dividends and profits, and to have the care, 'custody and management thereof for the exclusive benefit and use of his granddaughter…
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