Chappus v. Lucke

In the will of Jacob J. Lucke, who died January 1, 1925, a resident of Ohio, defendants, his children, were named as executors and also trustees. The estate was devised to them as trustees, in trust to pay their mother $3,500 per year for her life time, out ojf income if possible and out of principal if necessary. At her death defendants are to take the residue. The estate was immediately probated in Ohio, administered, defendants were appointed trustees on February 18, 1926, and duly qualified as such. There being lands in Michigan, the will was admitted to probate in Monroe- county, and…