Hawley v. Brown
1 Root 494
Opinion
The executor exhibited tbe will for probate and refused tbe trust, and an administrator was appointed with tbe will annexed. Tbe executor has no interest but a trust.
Tbe first reason was judged not to be true; the second and third to be insufficient.
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