Krekeler v. Thaule

Citations

• 7 Daly 152

Syllabus

<p>A trustee who has taken lands under a deed from a husband in trust to convey to his wile, or her appointee, cannot, alter having conveyed to the appointee, and after the appointee has conveyed to the wife, obtain any right, by forcibly taking those deeds from the wife’s possession, to hold the property until lie is repaid by the wife expenses incurred by him as trustee, nor is he entitled to a personal judgment against the wife therefor. Such a trust is executed, and ceases when a proper deed lias been executed and delivered to the appointee, although the deed may not have been recorded.</p>