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FIRST NAT. BANK OF ARIZONA v. FIRST NAT. BANK

SC 1726.

348 So.2d 1041 (1977)

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA, as Trustee under the last Will of Pierson R. Sanson and Marijean Sanson v. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM, as Trustee under the Will of Harold Sanson, et al.

Supreme Court of Alabama.

Rehearing Denied July 22, 1977.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Charles Cleveland and Douglas P. Corretti, Birmingham, for appellants.

Irvine C. Porter, Birmingham, as Guardian Ad Litem for Mary C. Cabaniss, William J. Cabaniss, III, Frances C. Cabaniss, Joseph H. Scales, Jr., William E. Harrison, Joan S. Harrison, Catherine P. Harrison, Florence S. Etheridge, David M. Etheridge, IV, William C. Etheridge, and as Trustee Ad Litem for the Trust Estate of Florence S. Cabaniss, created under the will of Harold R. Sanson, Deceased.

Allen D. Rushton, Birmingham, Guardian Ad Litem, for appellees, Claire Donald Hill, Edward P. Hill, Jr., Robert Sanson Hill, and Jeanne S. Hill.

E. T. Brown, Jr., Birmingham, for neutral appellees, the First National Bank of Birmingham and Lucien D. Gardner, Jr., as Trustees.

ALMON, Justice.

The First National Bank of Birmingham and Lucian D. Gardner, as trustees under the will of Harold Sanson, filed suit against the First National Bank of Arizona seeking instructions from the trial court as to the disposition of the assets of the trust. Harold Sanson died in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1933. His will, after leaving a life estate in trust for his wife, established trusts for the benefit of his two children—Florence Sanson Cabaniss...

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