Restatement of the Law, Second, Trusts 2d: As Adopted and Promulgated by the American Law Institute at Washington, D.C., May 23, 1957, Volume 4American Law Institute Publishers, 1959 - Law |
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... income and principal at their discretion , and the exercise of this discre- tion was not subject to the court's control unless it was abused . The court further asserted that the trustees had the duty to pay income to the life ...
... income and principal at their discretion , and the exercise of this discre- tion was not subject to the court's control unless it was abused . The court further asserted that the trustees had the duty to pay income to the life ...
Page 298
... income • to the settlor as the income beneficiary . The gain was represented as income from 1966 through 1972 for federal tax purposes and the settlor represented amounts re- Iceived as income from the trust . When the settlor died , in ...
... income • to the settlor as the income beneficiary . The gain was represented as income from 1966 through 1972 for federal tax purposes and the settlor represented amounts re- Iceived as income from the trust . When the settlor died , in ...
Page 389
... income beneficiary , were income in respect of a decedent . The trust was therefore entitled to a deduction for estate taxes that were attributable to gains in order to avoid the unfairness which would result if the gain was first ...
... income beneficiary , were income in respect of a decedent . The trust was therefore entitled to a deduction for estate taxes that were attributable to gains in order to avoid the unfairness which would result if the gain was first ...
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