In re the Estate of Morrisey
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
Wingate, S.
Since it has developed that the prior decision herein was predicated upon an erroneous assumption of facts, reconsideration thereof becomes necessary.
As now disclosed, the pertinent facts are that the decedent, John F. Morrisey, by the fourth item of his will, erected a residuary trust for the life benefit of his wife, directing that on her death the corpus should be divided into two equal parts, the first to be held on a secondary trust for his son, with remainder primarily to his issue, and the second outright to certain named charities.
The originally nominated executors and…
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- In re the Estate of CruikshankNew York Surrogate's Court · 1938
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