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Shelton Vs. King
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- May 26, 1913
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U.S. 90 (1913) U.S. Supreme Court Shelton v. KingSearch
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U.S. 90 (1913) Shelton v. KingSearch
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to whom he wishes to secure beneficial enjoyment without being subject to the claims of assignees or creditors. Clain v. ClainSearch
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reasons are claimed for terminating the trust because of new conditions which she did not take into account. In Sears v. ChoateSearch
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guard against alienation, except insofar as the alienees will take subject to the same postponement of payment. Stier v. NashvilleSearch
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Trust Co., 158 F. 601. Nor did she undertake to protect against creditors, as in Nichols v. EatonSearch
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legatees, and, as no other person has any interest in the legacies, may be waived by them. For this they cite Saunders v. VautierSearch
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Beav. 115, and Wharton v. MastermanSearch
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Appeal Cases, 1895, pp. 186, 193. In Saunders v. VautierSearch
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The point thus decided in Saunders v. VautierSearch
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was followed in Wharton v. MastermanSearch
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when the legatee should be able to give a valid discharge. But the acceptance of the principle upon which Saunders v. VautierSearch
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and Wharton v. MastermanSearch
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to enjoy the rents and profits of real estate, or the income from other property. In the leading case of Nichols v. EatonSearch
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of the unanimous voice of this Court, said of the English doctrine to which we have referred, and upon which Saunders v. VautierSearch
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In Hyde v. WoodsSearch
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U. S. 523 , 94 U. S. 526 , this Court said of Nichols v. EatonSearch
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If such a trust as that upheld in Nichols v. EatonSearch
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is not. If that case is to stand, the decree of the court below was right. The principle upon which Nichols v. EatonSearch
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Broadway National Bank v. AdamsSearch
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Mason v. RhodeSearch
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Jourolmon v. MassengillSearch
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Henson v. WrightSearch
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Brooks v. RaynoldsSearch
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Page 229 U. S. 100 Keyser v. MitchellSearch
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Seymour v. McAvoySearch
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Steib v. WhiteheadSearch
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Wallace v. CampbellSearch
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Mo. 439. Claflin v. ClaflinSearch
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of the fund. The Massachusetts court held the trust valid and dismissed the bill. Referring to Broadway Nat. Bank v. AdamsSearch
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The decision in Broadway Nat. Bank v. AdamsSearch
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Stier v. NashvilleSearch
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Co., decided by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, 158 F. 601, is also directly in point. The case of Sears v. ChoateSearch
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Mass. 395, has been cited as in conflict with Claflin v. ClaflinSearch
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on account of which the court saw no reason for not terminating the trust. The case was distinguished in Claflin v. ClaflinSearch
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will which was not anticipated by the testatrix. The case falls therefore precisely within the later case of Claflin v. ClaflinSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Shelton v. KingSearch
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Clain v. ClainSearch
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In Sears v. ChoateSearch
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Saunders v. VautierSearch
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In Saunders v. VautierSearch
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Wharton v. MastermanSearch
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of Nichols v. EatonSearch
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Keyser v. MitchellSearch
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Claflin v. ClaflinSearch
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Broadway Nat. Bank v. AdamsSearch
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