Supreme Court of Virginia, 1819

Banister v. M'Kenzie

Banister v. M'Kenzie
Supreme Court of Virginia · Decided December 2, 1819
6 Va. 447

Counsel

The cause was submitted by the Counsel for the appellants; the appellees not appearing;

Banister v. M'Kenzie

Opinion of the Court

and the following was this Court’s opinion.

The Court,

not concurring in opinion with the Court of Chancery, that the purchase of the United States six per cent, stock mentioned in the proceedings, was a good execution of the trust confided to the trustee by the Deed of October 15th 1807", reverses the Decree with costs, and remands the cause, to have another trustee appointed, if necessary, and the trust carried into execution pursuant to the prayer of the Bill.

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