Trumpbour v. Trumpbour
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Columbia county. Action by Almira Trumpbour against John Trumpbour, Jr., and others for partition. There was judgment for partition, and pursuant to a will a trust fund was declared, which was directed to be deposited with the New Yórk Life Insurance & Trust Company, subject to the order of the court. Afterwards the petitioner in partition and others asked an order for the distribution of the fund.
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Appeal from special term, Columbia county. Action by Almira Trumpbour against John Trumpbour, Jr., and others for partition. There was judgment for partition, and pursuant to a will a trust fund was declared, which was directed to be deposited with the New Yórk Life Insurance & Trust Company, subject to the order of the court. Afterwards the petitioner in partition and others asked an order for the distribution of the fund. From an order granting such distribution, the trust company appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHebbick, J.
On the 8th day of June, 1871, a judgment in partition in the above-entitled action was rendered, and entered in the Columbia county clerk’s office. Pursuant to the provisions of the will of one Paul Trumpbour, deceased, which are declared by said judgment, the sum of $500, a part of the proceeds of sale under said judgment of partition, was brought into this court to be held for the benefit, after the death of John Trumpbour, Jr., who is one of the defendants in said action, of the persons who at the death of said John Trumpbour, Jr., should be his heirs, or the assigns of any of them. The…
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