110 Misc. 683 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1920
Plaintiff sues for a judicial settlement of its accounts as trustee of a trust created by an agreement made on July 1, 1899, between Henry Walter Webb, Sr., and the United States Trust Company. By the terms of the trust agreement the settlor transferred to the trust company certain securities to be held in two equal and distinct trust funds. The settlement of only one of these trust funds is involved in this action. Under the provisions of the trust the trustee was to pay the income of the fund to the wife of Henry Walter Webb, Sr., until her death or remarriage. Thereafter the income was to go to Walter Webb, Jr., for his life. The latter was also to get one-half of the principal of the fund at that time, if he had already reached the age of thirty, or thereafter when he should reach such age. Upon Walter Webb, Jr.’s, death the balance of the fund was to be
Judgment accordingly.