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ARMOUR v. ARMOUR

203 Misc. 1093 (1953)

George L. Armour, as Trustee under a Deed of Trust Made by Bernard R. Armour for the Benefit of Ruth Armour and Others, Plaintiff, v. Ruth Armour et al., Defendants. George L. Armour, as Trustee under a Deed of Trust Made by Bernard R. Armour for the Benefit of Rachel Armour and Others, Plaintiff, v. Rachel Armour et al., Defendants. George L. Armour, as Trustee under a Deed of Trust Made by Bernard R. Armour for the Benefit of Geraldine R. Theil and Others, Plaintiff, v. Geraldine R. Theil et al., Defendants.

Supreme Court, Special Term, New York County.

March 19, 1953.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Murray I. Gurfein, Christopher J. Taylor and James Cahill for trustee, plaintiff.

James J. Crisona, as New York guardian ad litem for Ruth Armour and others, infants, as principal beneficiaries of the trusts.

Herman B. Goodstein, as New York guardian ad litem for Ruth Armour and another, infants, as income beneficiaries of the trusts.

L. B. Frutkin for Carl E. Schustak and another, as New Jersey guardians ad litem for Ruth Armour and others, infants, as beneficiaries of estate, defendants.

Chas. M. MacDonald, Cortland C. Kelsey, Stephen P. Duggan and Burton M. Abrams for George F. Lewis and others, as executors of Bernard R. Armour, deceased, defendants.

James Hopkins and William F. Bleakley, in person, for William F. Bleakley, as successor general guardian of Ruth Armour, an infant, defendant.

Harold A. Westcott for A. Chauncey Newlin, as successor general guardian of Toby Armour, an infant, defendant.

William F. Moore, as successor general guardian of Rachel Armour, an infant, defendant in person.

Samuel Mirkin for Geraldine R. Theil, defendant.

STEUER, J.

There are three actions before the court. Each of the actions is by the trustee of an inter vivos trust and sought, originally, approval of his accounts. The settlor of each of the trusts was Bernard R. Armour. The trustee is his brother, George L. Armour. The life tenant of the first trust is the settlor's sister Geraldine R. Theil and the remaindermen are the settlor's daughters, Ruth, Rachel...

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