In Re Estate of Turner
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
The facts necessary to state for an understanding of the legal question presented are in brief: Charles W. Turner, a resident of St. Paul, died testate, May 16, 1923, leaving surviving his widow, Elizabeth Turner, but no child or issue of any deceased child. His will, duly allowed by the probate court of Ramsey county, placed all his estate in trust in his widow trustee, except certain specific-legacies, subject however to a life interest given the widow in the estate with right to use both income and corpus and with full power to sell and convey. The remainder of the trust estate upon the…
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