Collins v. Carr
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to set aside judgment. Before Judge Holden. Hancock superior court. October 1, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
Hying testate, Josiah Carr by his will gave all of his property to Collins in trust for his son, J. H. Carr, for life, with certain remainders over. In 1899 the son filed an equitable petition in the superior court, alleging that he was sui juris and not of intemperate, wasteful, or profligate habits, and praying that the trust be declared executed as to the life-estate, that the appointment of the trustee be annulled, and that a receiver be appointed to take charge of the assets until the final order of the court. A rule nisi was issued, calling upon the trustee to show cause, at chambers…
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