In re Underhill
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtDavis, J.
The will of Aletta R. Lott, duly probated September 9, 1914, among other things, created a trust from the residuary estate, the net income of which was to be paid to her only son, James, during his life, with the remainder over to his children. About forty per cent of the assets of the estate was unproductive real estate which had been owned by the testatrix for twenty years. There was power given to the executor and trustee to sell the whole op any part of the real estate “ in such manner and upon such terms as he * * * may deem best for the interests of my estate,” with the proceeds of such…
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