In re the Accounting of Read
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Simons, J.
Alice Wilhelm died testate in 1962 without lineal descendants. Her will provided that the assets of her estate would be distributed to 13 named beneficiaries; 9 nieces or nephews of her deceased husband, her brother (who predeceased her), her brother’s daughter and 2 second cousins of testatrix. The estate was to be divided into equal shares and placed in separate trusts, known as "primary” trusts. One share was set aside for each niece or nephew, except that testatrix’ niece took her share and also that of her deceased father, and one share was to be divided…
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