Cavender v. Cavender

Citations

• 114 U.S. 464
• 5 S. Ct. 955
• 29 L. Ed. 212
• 1885 U.S. LEXIS 1782

Syllabus

<p>An answer in Chancery, setting forth material facts which should have been stated in the bill, but were omitted, is a waiver of the right to object to the bill for cause of the omission.</p> <p>' Where the acts or omissions of a trustee show a want of reasonable fidelity to his trust, a court of equity will remove him.</p> <p>A neglect by a trustee to invest moneys in his hands is a breach of trust, and is a ground for removal by a court of equity.</p>