Albright v. . Albright
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Motion for an injunction heard at Fall Term, 1883, of Guilford Superior Court, before MacRae, J. The plaintiff moved for an injunction and the appointment of a receiver, and for an account of (he renta and profits of the estate named in the deed of trust, which is sufficiently set out in the opinion of this court. His Honor sustained the motion and the defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtMerrimoN, J.
It appears that George Albright, deceased, in his life-time, executed two .deeds of conveyance, one bearing date the 29th day of June, 1866, and the other the 9th day of January, 1867, whereby he conveyed to his son, the defendant James W. Albright, three lots of land of considerable value, situated in the town of Greensboro, for the purpose and upon the trusts therein provided and specified. The following is a copy of so much of each as provides and declares such trusts:. “First, for the sole and separate use of the said George Albright, the grantor, during his natural life; that is, the…
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