In re the Accounting of Moot
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtVan Duser, J.
The will of the late Hoyt R. Shehan created two trusts, of which his uncle, one Roberts, was life income beneficiary. Roberts’ administrator c. t. a. has filed objections to the account of the surviving trustee, and now appeals from an order of Surrogate’s Court providing for the examination of the trustee. The question on this appeal concerns the permissible scope of the examination.
Shehan’s will, correctly interpreted, placed his residuary estate in the following two trusts: (1) The income from one quarter was to be paid to Roberts for life, remainder to testator’s wife if she survived…
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