Belmond Cemetery Ass'n v. Luick

The record in this case shows that the trusteeship involved originated in 1916. It is claimed by appellant that it was created under the provisions of chapter 446 of the Code relating to cemetery funds. A. L. Luick was at that time appointed trustee and his bond fixed by the court in the sum of $2,500. The object and purpose of his appointment was to receive, manage, and invest funds received by the cemetery association for the perpetual care of cemetery lots. All funds coming into his hands when first appointed, and all funds later received by him, consisted of moneys paid in for perpetual…