Legal Opinion
In re the Estate of Mann
New York Surrogate's Court
Decided June 5, 1933PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Pelletreau, S.
The decedent died July 8, 1916. His wife, Eliza I. S. Mann, his son, S. Vernon Mann, Jr., and Richmond Weed were appointed executors of his will and trustees thereunder. They accounted as executors and a trust was set up as provided in the will.
Eliza I. S. Mann, aforesaid, died May 28, 1920. The surviving trustees duly accounted and the trusts provided for in the will upon the event of the death of Eliza I. S. Mann, aforesaid, were then setup. These trusts are the subject of this accounting.
In December, 1931, Richmond Weed first learned that his cotrustee, S. Vernon Mann, Jr.,…
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