In re the Accounting of Baur
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
Hazleton, S.
By paragraph Fourth of the will of deceased, probated in 1934, he left the residue of his estate in trust with instructions to his trustees to pay his son, Robert C. Baur, $50 weekly from the income of the trust, the balance of the income to be paid to his, the testator’s wife, Ida A. Baur, during her lifetime. Upon the death of Ida Baur, the trustees were directed to pay one half of the corpus of the trust to Robert if he had attained the age of thirty-five, but if he had not attained the age of thirty-five, they were to retain the corpus until he attained the age of thirty-five,…
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