Gray v. Corcoran
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MR. JUSTICE ANGSTMAN:
On April 25, 1927, the assets of the then defunct American Bank & Trust Company of Great Falls were sold to plaintiffs, defendant J. H. Corcoran and others, and a written declaration of trust was declared, A. J. Fousek being declared the trustee. Later plaintiffs and defendant J. H. Corcoran secured the rights of the other purchasers so that when this action was commenced the trust property was held in the following proportions: A. H. Gray, an undivided 11/23 interest; A. J. Fousek, an undivided 3/23 interest; J. H. Corcoran, an undivided 9/23 interest. The declaration of…
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