Hensel v. Integrity Trust Co.

MacNeille, J.,

The cestuis que trustent, by a bill in equity filed in common pleas court, asked relief from a fraud perpetrated by the trustee.

The trust arose in this way: Charles D. Colladay left one fifth of his residuary estate to his trustees in trust for Sarah E. Chorley, to invest the principal in such *673securities as trust funds may by law be invested, and after the death of Sarah E. Chorley the principal to be given to such persons as by her last will and testament she might appoint. She died February 18, 1932, and by will appointed and designated as the beneficiaries her seven nephews…