...and may be executed voluntarily." Sime r. Howard. In 1841 the statute was altered to read thus : " There can be no trust concerning lands, except trusts...some writing, signed by the party, or his attorney." (RS Ch. 91, Sec. 11.) Discussing that section in Bragg v. Paulk, (42 Maine, 502) Applcton, Justice,...

...voluntarily." *In 1841 the statute was altered to read thus : "There [*48G] can be no trust concerning lauds, except trusts arising or resulting by implication...some writing, signed by the party, or his attorney." (RS Ch. 91, sec. 11.) Discussing that section in Brayy v. Paxlk, (42 Me. 502), Appleton, justice, delivering...

...plaintiffs. The letter of February 8, 1915, signed by the mother, answered the statutory requirement that "there can be no trust concerning lands, except...some writing signed by the party or his attorney." RS 1903, c. 75, g 14. No particular formality need be observed; a letter or other memorandum Is sufficient...

...chapter 73 of the Revised Statutes that "there can be no trust concerning lands, except trusts arising by Implication of law, unless created or declared by some writing signed by the party 01 his attorney." It le conceded that the deed of warranty , from the plaintiff to her daughter, in...

...paper title, and although the statute expressly provides: "There can be no trust concerning lands * * * unless created or declared by some writing signed- by the party or hia attorney." V.16A.I10.10— 30 Rev. St. с. 73, § 11. Fraud is infinite in its varieties and forms;...

...Weatwortli \. Wcntwortti, 71 Me. 75; Ilubbard v. Johnson, 77 Me. 142. Itev. Stat. chap. 73, § 11, reads: "There can be no trust concerning lands, except trusts...some writing signed by the party or his attorney," and the words "create! and declared" are construed by this court to besynonyms with "manifested and...

...unless the contract or some memorandum thereof is in writing and signed by the party to be charged ; and that there can be no trust concerning lands, except...some writing signed by the party or his attorney. It is clear that the agreement in question, as it relates principally to land, is within the statute...

...paper title, and although the statute expressly provides: " There can be no trust concerning lands .... unless created or declared by some writing signed by the party or his attorney": RS, c. 73, sec. 11. Fraud is infinite in its varieties and forms; and while, as Lord Hardwicke said,...

...not. Bates v. Hurd, 65 Me. 180. That statute provides that all express trusts concerning lands must be created or declared by some writing, signed by the party or his attorne}', and it is" held that the phrase "some writing" means any writing, however informal, from...

...subsequently declared by a writing signed by the party charged with the trust." Although the statute provides that there can be no trust concerning lands,...some writing, signed by the party or his attorney, it was held: 1. That "some writing" means any writing, however informal, from which the existence and...