Hilbert v. Benson

How courts have described this case

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• [The appellant], as the one asserting incompetence, had the burden to show lack of contractual capacity by clear and convincing evidence.
• “The elements of a valid trust include a competent settlor and trustee, intent by the settlor to create a trust, [an] ascertainable trust res, [a] sufficiently ascertainable beneficiary or beneficiaries, a legal purpose, and a legal term.”

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