Appollinari v. Johnson

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• holding that beneficiaries' guardian did not have standing to sue a third party because the trustee held title to trust assets
• holding that beneficiaries’ guardian did not have standing to sue a third party because the trustee held title to trust assets
• holding that “the beneficiary of a trust may not maintain an action at law against third persons where the trustee is entitled to do so” (citing 2 Restatement Trusts 2d, s 281(1), p 42, and Forrest v. O’Donnell, 42 Mich. 556, 558, 4 N.W. 259 (1880))
• beneficiary may sue third party without joining trustee
• beneficiary may sue third party without joining trustee

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).