ALMAND, Justice.
1. A trust is executory when something remains to be done by the trustee, either to secure the property, to ascertain the objects of the trust, to distribute according to a specified mode, or some other act, the doing of which requires the trustee to retain the legal estate. Code, § 108-111. Where an executed trust is created for the benefit of a person capable of taking and managing the estate in his own right, the legal title is merged immediately...
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