In re the Estate of Boissevain
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
S. Samuel Di Falco, S.
In ruling upon the objections to the account of the sole surviving trustee, this court held that an assignment by the income beneficiary to his daughter was revocable by him. We said: ‘1 Section 15 of the Personal Property Law, does not contain any exception in respect of assignments within the family unit. The rights of such assignees are to be judged under established principles of equity jurisprudence. The objectant does not seek to bring herself within those principles. She relies solely upon her rights under the agreement, which she views as constituting her an…
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