Price v. Brown

The complaint alleges that George J. Price, by his will, devised all his estate, real and personal, to his executors, the plaintiff and the said Ephraim D. Brown, and the survivor of them, in trust to sell or mortgage the same at discretion, to invest the proceeds thereof, and to rent any unsold real estate. The rents, issues and profits, and so much of the principal as may be necessary, is directed to be paid to the testator’s wife during her natural life, for her support and that of her children until they become of age, when each child is to receive its full share.

That letters testamentary…