In 1966, the settlor created an irrevocable inter vivos trust which was to provide her for life with income not less than $18,000 per year. The trustee, who was the draftsman, was authorized to invade the principal in the event that the net income from the trust was deemed insufficient for the settlor's "person, proper maintenance and care." The trust agreement further provided that upon the settlor's death, the entire principal plus accumulated income, was to be paid...
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