Templeton v. Tompkins

Citations

• 45 Miss. 424

Syllabus

<p>Statute or limitations — express trust—a legact which is made AN EXPRESS CHARGE ON REAL ESTATE, CONSTITUTES AN EXPRESS TRUST. — A legacy, which is made by the will an express charge on real estate devised, constitutes an express trust exclusively cognizable, as to its enforcement against the realty, in a court of equity, and is subject to the operation of the limitation prescribed by art. 81, p. Í03, Rev. Code, 1857, and not to art. 30 of the chapter on limitations.</p>