HomeMy WebLinkAbout2119of the debts, expenses and taxes of the Grantor or his
estate pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (d)
shall be considered a "beneficiary" of the "Family Part"
for the purposes of this paragraph (e), and furthermgre,
no delay in determining the exact nature and amounts
of the assets allocable to the said "Family Pant" shall
prevent the Trustee from lending money to the executor or
administrator of the Grantor's estate or from purchasing
property from said estate, for the purpose of paying the
debts, expense$ and taxes of the Grantor and/or his estate
as permitted by paragraph (d) of this Article.
ARTICLE VI
Family Businesses
(a) Preliminary to setting forth the powers of the Trustee
hereunder, the Grantor wishes to state that he and his brother,
PHILIP W. VINEYARD, who is serving as an initial Trustee hereunder,
have been engaged in numerous business enterprises. Together,
they have developed and are in the process of developing
a general business activity which has reached substantial
proportions and has potential for additional growth dependent
upon the continuation of this mutual employment of their
respective assets. In the event of the death of the Grantor,
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