Rose v. Shapiro

In March, 1921, Aaron J. Shapiro died, leaving a will, executed in November of the previous year. He gave to his wife (who survived him) his life insurance carried in the Equitable Life Insurance Society, amounting to $2,000; he gave to his son (who *654also survived him) the insurance carried by him in the New York Life Insurance Company, for $2,000, payable to his estate; but provided that this money should be left with the insurance company for the benefit of the son until he arrived at the age of twenty-one years, and that he should receive all interest and income therefrom during that…