Yungerman v. Yungerman
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtBond, C. J.
The appellants contend that there was error in an allowance to the appellee of a widow’s rights in lands of her de ceased husband, notwithstanding an absence of any renunciation by her of a provision in his will that the proceeds of a sale of all his real estate, together with all the personal estate, should be held in trust to pay her the income, and principal, if necessary, for her support, during her life or until remarriage. The court below agreed with a contention of the appellee that the provisions for conversion of the real estate by the sale, .and trust in the proceeds-,.rendered the…
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