Mitchell v. Ottinger
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BIGGS, Circuit Judge.
James Cleary died November 9, 1922. lie left a will, duly admitted to probate, by which he appointed his widow, Marcella Cleary and two of the appellants, Mitchell and Doyle, as his executors and as trustees. By his will Cleary created a trust of his residuary estate. The net income from the trust was to be paid to his widow, Marcella Cleary, during her lifetime, and upon her death the corpus of the trust was to be sold and the proceeds were to be distributed to certain named persons and charitable societies, one of these being St. John’s Orphan Asylum, of Philadelphia.…
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