In Barrett v. Cochran, supra, the instruments of writing relied on to create a trust were a deed to "A, trustee for B," and a bond and mortgage executed at the same time by and in the name of "A, trustee for B," with no further declaration of trust except that the condition of the bond was that the payment of the money should be "out of the estate which may be held by me as such trustee."
Summary of this case from Bell v. EdwardsApril 1960.
Habeas corpus denied without opinion.
In Barrett v. Cochran, supra, the instruments of writing relied on to create a trust were a deed to "A, trustee for B," and a bond and mortgage executed at the same time by and in the name of "A, trustee for B," with no further declaration of trust except that the condition of the bond was that the payment of the money should be "out of the estate which may be held by me as such trustee."
Summary of this case from Bell v. EdwardsFull title:ROBERT NED BARRETT v. COCHRAN
Court:Supreme Court of Florida
Date published: Apr 1, 1960
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