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Ladysmith Rescue Squad v. Newlin
No. 091388Supreme Court of Virginia
091388 Ladysmith Rescue Squad v. Newlin 06/10/2010 (Revised 06/18/2010) In protracted trust litigation, the circuit court erred in granting over objections the motions to divide a testamentary charitable remai…
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091388 Ladysmith Rescue Squad v. Newlin 06/10/2010 (Revised 06/18/2010) In protracted trust litigation, the circuit court erred i…
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091388 Ladysmith Rescue Squad v. Newlin 06/10/2010 (Revised 06/18/2010) In protracted trust litigation, the circuit court erred in granting over objections the motions to divide a testamentary charitable remainder unitrust and to commute and terminate one of two trusts created by that division, where the record did not support the findings required by Code § 55-544.17 that a division would not adversely affect achievement of the purposes of the trust, or of Code § 55-544.12(A) that there were circumstances not "anticipated by the settlor" and that "modification or termination will further the purposes of the trust." The argument of the moving parties that the settlor could not have foreseen…
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091388 Ladysmith Rescue Squad v. Newlin 06/10/2010 (Revised 06/18/2010) In protracted trust litigation, the circuit court erred in granting over objections the motions to divide a testamentary charitable remainder unitrust and to commute and terminate one of two trusts created by that division, where the record did not support the findings required by Code § 55-544.17 that a division would not adversely affect achievement of the purposes of the trust, or of Code § 55-544.12(A) that there were circumstances not "anticipated by the settlor" and that "modification or termination will further the purposes of the trust." The argument of the moving parties that the settlor could not have foreseen…
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