KENISON, C. J.
The core of the questions reserved without ruling is whether the discretionary powers of the named trustee passed to the successor trustee under a will which neither provided for nor prohibited the appointment of a successor trustee. One "provision that should be routine in every trust" but is "absent in most" is presenting some method of filling the office if a vacancy occurs. Sargent, Sins of Oversight in Wills and Trusts, 30 B. U. L. Rev. 301, 310...
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