Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co. v. Hearn
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
GILBERT, Chief Judge.
When Catherine Allison Hodgson died on January 11, 1981, she left a will, an estate valued in excess of $2,500,-000, a number of specific bequests, two trusts, and two co-personal representatives. One of the co-personal representatives is also the beneficiary under one of the trusts. The other co-personal representative is the trustee of that trust. The instant litigation is between the corporate co-personal representative and the individual co-personal representative in his capacity as a beneficiary of a trust. 1
The Controversy
The underlying facts are not disputed and…
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