Linsly v. Bogart
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment entered in favor of plaintiff
1Opinion of the CourtVan Brunt, P. J.
We might very well rest our decision in affirming the judgment appealed from upon the exceedingly satisfactory opinion written by the learned referee upon the decision of the question involved before him. It may be well, however, to-revert to one or two points in addition to those which have been considered by the referee. If the tenant for life, as matter of right, is entitled, as is claimed by the appellant, to the increase resulting from the rise in price of the securities in which the trust fund was invested, then it would seem to be right existing in the life tenant, at any time when…
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