In Hurst v. Weaver, 75 Kan. 758, 90 P. 297, a testator who had considerable property and eight children gave each of the children property but as to one daughter, Christiana Hurst, he provided that her property should be held and invested by the executors for her sole use; not giving it to her directly.
Summary of this case from In re Estate of ReynoldsNo. 95580.
May 2003.
Appeal from the Mscellaneous Order No. 4-02-0317, filed 10/29/02.
Petition for leave to appeal Denied.
In Hurst v. Weaver, 75 Kan. 758, 90 P. 297, a testator who had considerable property and eight children gave each of the children property but as to one daughter, Christiana Hurst, he provided that her property should be held and invested by the executors for her sole use; not giving it to her directly.
Summary of this case from In re Estate of ReynoldsFull title:HURST v. WEAVER
Court:Supreme Court of Illinois
Date published: May 1, 2003
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