TRUSTS-PROCESS BY WHICH CREDITOR MAY REACH CESTUI'S INTEREST IN SPENDTHRIFT TRUST

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Abstract

The former husband of the principal defendant created a trust for her benefit with a clause restraining alienation and barring attachment by creditors. Plaintiff, holding a judgment against the cestui que trust, brought a creditor's bill in equity against the trustee and cestui. Held, creditor's bill dismissed, but the exemption of cestui's interest from the claims of creditors was invalid, and plaintiff might recover by amending and bringing an action at law with trustee process. Brahmey v. Rollins, (N. H. 1935) 179 A. 186.

Recommended Citation

TRUSTS-PROCESS BY WHICH CREDITOR MAY REACH CESTUI'S INTEREST IN SPENDTHRIFT TRUST, 34 Mich. L. Rev. 736 (1936).
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