King v. Bushnell

Citations

• 121 Ill. 656
• 13 N.E. 245

Syllabus

<p>1. Do web—as to property held in trust. Where a person holds land in trust for another, the husband or wife of such trustee is not entitled to dower in the same.</p> <p>2. Statute oe Fbauds—to whom availing—as to cm executed trust. The Statute of Frauds is a defence personal to one making a verbal promise to convey land, and where a mother purchased land with, the money of her children, a conveyance of the land by her to her children, in execution of the trust imposed by law upon her, will be binding upon her husband, and he can not avoid the same.</p>