Cadbury v. Parrish

Although the state in which the testatrix intended the trust to be administered is presumptively the state of her domicile at the time of her death (Am. Law Inst., Restatement of Conflict of Laws, s. 298, Comment a; see Mann v. Carter, 74 N. H. 345), it should be borne in mind that the will was made in Pennsylvania at a time when the testatrix was domiciled in that state, that one of the trustees named by her was a trust company doing business in Pennsylvania, and that the will was executed only a few years after the will by which she acquired much of the stock in question had been construed…