KENISON, C. J.
A trust that is dead but cannot be buried is a minor disaster that the progressive development of the law of trusts seeks to avoid or alleviate whenever possible. In the present case termination of the trust is sought to prevent the trust from continuing in a dormant state until 1972. Whether this relief can be granted is necessarily dependent upon a proper construction of the trust provisions. 4 (Part 2) Bogert, Trusts & Trustees, s. 1002...
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