Lyme High School Association v. Alling, Attorney-Gen.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtMaltbie, C. J.
Evelyn MacCurdy Salisbury died in 1917 leaving a lengthy will and a codicil, the relevant portions of which are quoted in the footnote. The-plaintiff, named in several places in the will and codicil ás a beneficiary, is a corporation without capital stock organized in 1893 for these purposes: “The purpose for which such Association is constituted is to establish and maintain a School of high grade in said Old Lyme, to contract or agree with any other educational institution or town for the purpose of establishing or maintaining said School, to receive and hold grants, devises and gifts of…
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