Flynn v. Brownell
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtO’Hara, J.
Charles M. Begole, in his lifetime was financially well circumstanced. Pie made testamentary disposition of his property in an instrument containing a number of specific charitable bequests, a bequest in trust for plaintiff’s decedent, and a residuary bequest. It is with the trust in its relationship to the residuary clause that we are here concerned. The trust was in the nature of a life interest in the investment return on the corpus. The concerned paragraph is hereinafter set forth in full:
“Sixth: — I give, devise and bequeath to the First National Bank at Flint Five Hundred Thousand…
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