Larimer v. Beardsley
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Woodbury District Gourt.— How. John F. Oliver, Judge. Action iu equity to have defendant Beardsley declared a trustee for plaintiff of twenty-five shares of capital stock, of the par value of $100 each, in the Northwestern National Bank of Sioux City.
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Appeal from Woodbury District Gourt.— How. John F. Oliver, Judge. Action iu equity to have defendant Beardsley declared a trustee for plaintiff of twenty-five shares of capital stock, of the par value of $100 each, in the Northwestern National Bank of Sioux City. On the application of defendant Beardsley, E. S. Weatherley as executor of the estate of A. Y. Larimer, the deceased husband of plaintiff, by whom a certificate for fifty shares of such stock had been assigned during his lifetime to defendant Beardsley, was made also a party defendant, and filed an answer denying plaintiff’s right to…
1Opinion of the Court
McClain, C. J., „ testersfer evidence. It appears from the evidence that in November, 1900, one A. Y. Larimer delivered to defendant Beardsley who was his attorney a certificate representing fifty shares of the capital stock of the Northwestern National Bank, assigning the • same to him as trustee with the oral agreement or understanding that Beardsley should hold the same as trustee until the death of Larimer when the stock was to be equally divided between himself and the plaintiff, then known as Jennie Iielps or Sarah Jane Helps, with a reservation to Larimer during his lifetime of the…
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