Long v. Tradesmens Natl. B. T. Co.

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

It makes little difference, in our opinion, in this case, whether the trust created by Long is active or passive, because no person but himself has any present or future interest in it. Where a trust is created for the benefit of another person, the question whether it is active or passive becomes of importance, for in the latter case, the cestui que trust, or beneficiary in trust, has the right to have it terminated for, his benefit, and have the possession of the estate; while if it is active he does not have such right: Stafford’s Est., 258 Pa. 595, 599. But where the…