63 Ohio App. 12 - Cook v. Crider’s Empirical Analysis

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6 state decisions

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1. “"The true owner of a trust fund traced to the possession of another has the right to have it restored, not as a debt due and owing, but because it is his property wrongfully withheld from him.” 26 Ruling Case Law 1351, Section 216. * * * The right of the beneficiary of a trust to have the trust fund restored not being in the nature of a debt due and owing, it was not essential to the preservation of such right in the instant case for the plaintiff to file a proof of claim against either the estate of his daughter, Carrie J. Greenleaf, the original trustee, or the estate of Morris D. Greenleaf who is alleged to have come into possession of the trust fund as sole devisee of Carrie J. Greenleaf.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Bishop v. Bishop

2. “'The true owner of [property] traced to the possession of another has the right to have [the property] restored, not as a debt due and owing, but because it is his property wrongfully withheld from him.'”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Lewis v. Steinreich