Mitchell v. Blanchard
Supreme Court of Vermont
Chancery. Heard on demurrer to the bill. Windsor County, June Term, 1899, Start, Chancellor. Demurrer sustained, and bill adjudged insufficient and dismissed. The orators appealed. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHowell, J.
The trust fund in question was derived from the sale of the fee of real estate, the use of which was willed to *86the orators for life and to the survivor of them, and on the death of both, the property, or the avails thereof, are to be equally divided among their legal heirs. ' The bill gives a detailed history of the fund, and traces it into the hands of the defendant Mitchell, part of it before, and the rest of it after, the appointment by the probate court of the defendant Blanchard as trustee thereof. It alleges that the defendants have conspired together to defraud the orators thereout,…
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