TRUSTS-APPORTIONMENT OF EXTRAORDINARY DIVIDEND FROM SALE OF PROPERTY BY REALTY COMPANY BETWEEN LIFE TENANT AND REMAINDERMAN

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Abstract

After death of the testator, leaving his wife shares in a realty company as part of the residue of his estate in trust to receive the rents, profits, and income of the same for her natural life, the company sold the greater portion of its property and declared a cash dividend of 100 per cent. Held, that it belonged to the remainderman and not the life beneficiary. In re Jackson's Will, 239 N. Y. S. 362.

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TRUSTS-APPORTIONMENT OF EXTRAORDINARY DIVIDEND FROM SALE OF PROPERTY BY REALTY COMPANY BETWEEN LIFE TENANT AND REMAINDERMAN, 29 Mich. L. Rev. 124 (1930).
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