...will survive, though no ways beneficial to the trustee. It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject, over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question; and where an executor, guardian or other trustee is...

...survive. I hough in no way beneficial to the trustee. It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question. And when an executor, guardian, or other trustee, is...

...speaking of a power coupled with an interest, remarked that " it is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question." Brett's executors did not take any legal estate under...

...will survive though no way beneficial to the trustee. It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question. And when an executor, * * * or other trustee, is invested...

...executed by the survivor. The authorities cited by the App. Div.j First Department, December, 1916. defendant's counsel are full and explicit upon this...over which the power is to be executed.' 2 Washb. Eeal Prop. (3rd Ed.), 473. The executors in the case before us appear to stand in that position." In...

...will survive, though no ways beneficial to the trustee. It Is the possession of the legal estate. or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question; .and where an executor, guard•Ian, or other, trustee...

...of the author. It is said In Peter v. Beverly, supra: "It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right In the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the Interest In question." Chancellor Kent said in Bergen v. Bennett, 1 Caine's...

...will survive, though no ways beneficial to the trustee. It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exersuffered nothing from the defective title. Baum v. Raley, 53 8. C. 32, 30 SE 713. IV. Effect of...

...will survive, though no way beneficial to the trustee. It is the possession of the legal estate, or a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised, that makes the interest in question. And when an executor, guardian, or other trustee is...

...regard to whether the interest was beneficial to the executors or not. For it is "the possession of a right in the subject over which the power is to be exercised that makes the interest" or creates "an authority coupled with an interest" which "survives...