17 Ala. 214 | Ala. | 1850
It appears by the record, that Hudson Harris, deceased, by his last will and testament left specified lega
2. The executors, under this will, have a power coupled with a trust, to give these negroes to such of the testator’s children as the executors may think fit and proper. It is not necessary to enquire how far or in what cases a court of chancery will control the executors in the exercise of such a trust. Cases may exist in which trustees of the kind ought not to distribute the trust property equally. So far as we are now aware, the