Ridley v. Halliday
Tennessee Supreme Court
Ií-ROjVT MATTRY. Appeal from Chancery Court of Maury County. ANDREW J. AbERNATHYj Oh.
1Opinion of the CourtBeard, J.
In 1895 J. W. S. Ridley, by deed of gift, conveyed to liis son, Webb Ridley, a valuable farm of five hundred and eighty acres of land, in the county of Maury, upon the following trusts: That the said Webb Ridley, trustee, should permit and suffer his son, William Ridley, for and during his natural life, to have and receive the rents, incomes, and profits of said lands, and to exercise such control over the use, occupation, renting, and cultivation thereof as he, the said William, might deem proper, but in such way, nevertheless, that such lands, and the rents, incomes, and profits thereof,…
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- Hurt v. LongTennessee Supreme Court · 1891
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