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B-183316 1 (1981-04-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobacuac0001 and id is 1 raw text is: GAO /7g7 United States General Accounting Office Office of Washington, DC 20548 General Counsel 4..'-..-In Reply B-l83316 Mr. Bryson M. Kratz Attorney at Law April 24, 1981 400 East Yaney Bishop, California 93514 Dear Mr. Kratz: Dd AL4d att, 1iiLbie to pabio ret1a Reference is made to your letter of February 5, 1981:requesting that we notify you of the current status of the trust of which Ms. Frances Daywalt was a beneficiary for life and that we send you a copy of this trust agree- ment. As stated previously in our April 21, 1975 letter to Senator Cranston, our Office, without further information, is unable to consider favorably the claim of the heirs of Ms. Daywalt whom you represent. Despite your fur- nishing us with some additional facts concerning this transaction, we are unable to satisfy your new request. We would not normally be the respository of such an agreement and in the absence of the trust document or other inde- pendent evidence strongly-demonstrating the existence and terms of this trust, we cannot be of assistance. We suggest that you submit as much information as you have to both the Bureau of Public Debt of the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Legis- lative, Judicial and Fiscal Branch of the National Archives and Records Service of the General Services Administration. With this additional infor- mation, they now may be able to find some record of this trust. Without a copy of the trust agreement or independent evidence describing its ex- istence and terms, it is unlikely any Federal agency will be able to help your clients. Again, we are sorry that we cannot be of more assistance in this matter, but, as indicated above, this Office does not maintain copies of trust agreements or other documents which can help establish your client's claim. Sincerely yours, Robert H. Hunter Assistant General Counsel

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