Trainer Estate

Dissenting opinion

Hunter, J.,

November 26, 1948. — When a remainderman’s interest in the principal of a trust is subject to a spendthrift provision, the purpose of testator can be accomplished only by extending the protection of the trust until the property reaches the hands of the remainderman. If creditors whom testator has barred may come in with their attachments on the day the remainder vests or the trust terminates by the death of life tenant, there can be no payment of the estate to the beneficiary to whom testator has willed it. If the operation of the spendthrift clause is limited to…