George B. Vanderpoel v. Frederick W. Loew

Summary

The Court affirmed the lower court, holding that the testator's will created five separate trusts—one for the granddaughter and one for each of the four children—each terminating at its own designated date, and that the trusts did not unlawfully suspend alienation. The Court also held that substituted remainders vest at the death of the parent (or second life in being) and become alienable, and that the age‑30 clause does not delay vesting of the remainders.