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Frank P. Sebree v. Jacob Rosen

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  • Title: Frank P. Sebree v. Jacob Rosen
  • Author : Supreme Court of North Dakota
  • Release Date : January 11, 1961
  • Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 87 KB

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This review involves controversies between the children, heirs at law, of Pete and Sarah Rosen (formerly Rosenwasser), with other descendants of said Pete and Sarah having contingent interests joined as parties defendant. The trial was under an amended petition of fourteen counts. A separate trial was ordered on Count XIV, the court retaining jurisdiction thereover. The record is lengthy. It is not possible to refer to all of the many and varied factual situations and statements of the deceased settlors within reasonable limits. The purpose of the suit was to set aside an inter vivos trust agreement, including supplements, and certain other deeds and agreements of the parents or the survivor, and to recover and decree title to specific real property, for damages, and other relief. Some defendants, children of plaintiffs, joined in the allegations and prayers of plaintiffs petition. The decree was, generally speaking and so far as material here, in favor of the defendants, subject to exceptions presently noted. Plaintiffs have appealed and present issues involved only in Counts I, III, VII, and VIII of their petition. Defendant heirs, their spouses, children, and attorneys have appealed and attack that portion of the decree on Count III removing the settlors surviving trustee, Jacob Rosen, and appointing the City National Bank and Trust Company of Kansas City, Missouri, as successor trustee, and they also attack on the ground of inadequacy that part of the decree awarding $20,000.00 out of the trust estate to each of the two attorneys for the defendants. Count I involves the validity of a trust estate consisting of real property appraised at $545,741.00. The appeals come to this court. Walsh v. Southwestern Bell Tel. Co., 331 Mo. 118, 52 S.W.2d 839[1].


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