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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES v. CAMBRIDGE TRUST CO.

370 Mass. 303 (1976)

346 N.E.2d 879

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES vs. CAMBRIDGE TRUST COMPANY, trustee.

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, Middlesex.

May 13, 1976.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Winslow A. Robbins (Stanley V. Ragalevsky with him) for Cambridge Trust Company, trustee.

Richard D. Leggat (Janis M. Berry & William H. Thedinga with him) for the National Academy of Sciences.

Alex J. McFarland & Howland S. Warren for The First National Bank of Boston, amicus curiae, submitted a brief.

William Minot for State Street Bank and Trust Company, amicus curiae, submitted a brief.

John A. Perkins for New England Merchants National Bank, amicus curiae, submitted a brief.

John E. Rogerson & John C. Thomson for Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, amicus curiae, submitted a brief.

Present: REARDON, QUIRICO, BRAUCHER, KAPLAN, & WILKINS, JJ.

REARDON, J.

This matter is before us for further appellate review, the Appeals Court having promulgated an opinion.

The facts which give rise to the case are essentially as follows. Leonard T. Troland died a resident of Cambridge in 1932 survived by his widow, Florence R. Troland. By his will executed in April, 1931, he left all of his real and personal property to be held in trust by the Cambridge Trust Company...

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