A Concise Treatise On Powers
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another child. In CaulfiehJ v. Macguire (2 J. & L. 170), the donee of an exclusive power of appointment among children recited that her daughter M. Had declared her intention of becoming a nun, and had already retired into a convent pre- paratory thereto, and that her patrimony in that case would be sufficient for her maintenance; and she added, that if her daughter changed her mind and returned to her family, she gave 1, 000/. To trustees on trust for M. To receive the interest during her life..., and at her decease to be divided amongst her children, if any ; or in either case of her not leaving the convent or not leaving issue, the 1, 000/. To be divided amongst other objects of the power. This appointment was held authorised by the power.
It is the same if the event on which the gift over is to take effect be some act to be done by the appointee, if such act be consistent with the scope of the power. In Stroud v. Norman (Kay, 313), the donee of a power of appointment and selection among children appointed to child M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
another child. In CaulfiehJ v. Macguire (2 J. & L. 170), the donee of an exclusive power of appointment among children recited that her daughter M. Had declared her intention of becoming a nun, and had already retired into a convent pre- paratory thereto, and that her patrimony in that case would be sufficient for her maintenance; and she added, that if her daughter changed her mind and returned to her family, she gave 1, 000/. To trustees on trust for M. To receive the interest during her life..., and at her decease to be divided amongst her children, if any ; or in either case of her not leaving the convent or not leaving issue, the 1, 000/. To be divided amongst other objects of the power. This appointment was held authorised by the power.
It is the same if the event on which the gift over is to take effect be some act to be done by the appointee, if such act be consistent with the scope of the power. In Stroud v. Norman (Kay, 313), the donee of a power of appointment and selection among children appointed to child M.
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