Neel v. Clark

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Carter.

In 1922, M. G. Clark, father of both plaintiff and defendant, died testate leaving a widow and six children. By his will, he designated Newton T. Clark as testamentary trustee for Nannie Clark Neel, to hold in trust for her one-seventh of his personal property. It was provided that Newton T. Clark, as such trustee, must pay to Mrs. Neel the income from the trust estate during her natural life and at her death to deliver the corpus of such estate to her children. Im the division of the testator’s personal property, four shares of the…