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Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. v. First National Bank of Minneapolis

Minnesota Supreme Court

262 N.W.2d 403 (1977)

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John Aughenbaugh named First National Bank of Minneapolis (First National), as trustee of his revocable trust, the beneficiary of his life-insurance policy; the trust could be revoked only by a written instrument executed by John and delivered to the trustee during his lifetime. After divorcing and remarrying Marilyn (defendant), John executed a new will purporting to cancel any previous will or trust but never delivered any revocation instrument to First National; the trial court held the new will did not revoke the trust, and Marilyn appealed.

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Whether, if a trust permits the settlor to revoke the trust by providing notice to the trustee, the settlor may revoke the trust by executing a will.

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