Matter of Petition of Waring
New York Court of Appeals
Appeal from order of the General Term of the Supreme Oourt, in the first judicial department, made October 6, 1884, which affirmed an order of Special Term, adjudging that William E. Waring at the time of his death was trustee of an unexecuted trust, and appointing a trustee in his place and stead. The material facts are stated in the opinion.
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Appeal from order of the General Term of the Supreme Oourt, in the first judicial department, made October 6, 1884, which affirmed an order of Special Term, adjudging that William E. Waring at the time of his death was trustee of an unexecuted trust, and appointing a trustee in his place and stead. The material facts are stated in the opinion. The trust, if any there was, for the benefit of William having ceased with his life and no provision for a reverter to the grantor, Edmund, having been made, the estate conveyed vested absolutely in William’s sole devisee. (E. S., part 2, tit. 2, art.…
1Opinion of the Court
Ruger, Ch. J.
The petitioner, Edmund Waring, being, previous to November 8, 1876, the owner of a large amount of real and personal property, on that day conveyed to William E. Waring his real estate by a deed without covenants, upon the consideration expressed in the conveyance of $10, and out of natural love and affection. At about the same time presumably the petitioner delivered the personal property in question to said William E., and the same, with said real estate, remained in the possession of the said William E., and he continued to manage and control it, until his death on the 5th day…
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