Dow v. Scully
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSouris, J.
Mary Baier died testate on May 16, 1938. Her will provided, in pertinent part, that sub stantially all her property vest in a trust for the benefit of her children. Upon her daughter Amelia’s death, the trust was to terminate with one-third of the residue going to plaintiff Estella Baier Dow, one-third to Charles Baier, both children of testatrix, and one-third to certain named grandchildren of testatrix. The will also provided:
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“J. Should my son Charles A. Baier die without issue, his share of said estate shall lapse whether the same be way of residue or income therefrom. Should my…
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