- 25 - question of Mr. de St. Aubin's intent is a factual question that will require a hearing to resolve. Respondent further asserts that the 1965 provision controls this question, rather than the 1987 provision. Respondent contends that the applicability of the 1965 provision in place of the 1987 provision depends upon the manner in which Mr. de St. Aubin's executors carried out their duties, another subject of a factual dispute. Respondent asserts that, under the 1965 provision, the Modern Globe stock was underproductive property, and, therefore, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the Modern Globe assets should be allocated to decedent as income beneficiary of both trusts. Respondent further argues that even if the 1987 provision applies, the "inventory value" of the Modern Globe stock under that version of EPTL section 11-2.1(k) presents a material question of fact. Finally, respondent contends that EPTL section 11-2.1(e)(6) is compatible with, and does not override, EPTL section 11-2.1(k). We find it unnecessary to decide the question of whether Mr. de St. Aubin intended to override the delayed income provision because, even if EPTL section 11-2.1(k) does apply to these cases, it requires no allocation of profits from the sale of the Modern Globe assets to income.Page: Previous 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Next
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