Toolen v. Amos
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MERRILL, Justice.
The estate of Mr. Charles E. Roy, who' died in 1906, consists chiefly of real estate which is income producing property. By the terms of Mr. Roy’s will, his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Roy Amos, appellee here, is. entitled to the net income from said estate. The Bishop of Mobile, a corporation sole, appellant here, has a substantial remainder interest in the estate.
In 1934, Mrs. Amos, as trustee, filed her petition against her cotrustee, Bishop Too'len, for a construction of Mr. Roy’s will, and all the beneficiaries under the will were made parties. On January 29, 1938, Judge J. F.…
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- Wood v. AmosSupreme Court of Alabama · 1938
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- Dillard v. GillSupreme Court of Alabama · 1950
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