38 A. 730 | N.H. | 1894
The beneficiaries of the trust fund are John Douglass and his eight surviving children; together they take the whole of the fund and its income. John's interest was the income arising from the fund during his life. Immediately upon his decease the fund became vested in his surviving children, although it was not to be paid over to them until they should severally attain the age of twenty-one years. Brown v. Brown,
It is unnecessary to consider the second question at this time. The contingency that will require an answer to it may never happen. It is, at least, doubtful if the court has power to give an answer that will bind the parties. Hodgdon v. Darling,
Case discharged.
All concurred. *211