-7- Decedent’s and Mrs. Schutt’s daughter Katherine D. Schutt Streitweiser died of leukemia on March 27, 1993. At that time, she was the current beneficiary of Trusts 3044-3 and 3044-7. In accordance with the provisions of those trusts, the assets held therein were distributed outright to her children. Trust 2064 Mrs. Schutt’s death was also significant with respect to the structure of two additional trusts directly pertinent to this litigation. By means of a trust agreement dated October 6, 1934, between Mr. duPont and WTC, Mr. duPont conferred upon Mrs. Schutt a limited power of appointment over what is referred to as Trust 2064. Under her will dated December 1, 1988, as amended by a first codicil dated January 25, 1989, Mrs. Schutt exercised this power of appointment. These documents provided that the property subject to the power was to be held in trust by WTC. At Mrs. Schutt’s death and after the distribution of $1,000 to each of her surviving children, the balance of the trust was to be divided into shares, with one share set aside for each surviving grandchild and one share set aside for the then-living issue (as a group) of any grandchild who predeceased her but left surviving issue. Any share set aside for a predeceased grandchild was to be distributed free of trust to that grandchild’s issue, per stirpes, subject to the minor’s trust provision set forth in thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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