The Law Reports volume 1
The Law Reports volume 1
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some application to that question, but the governing rule is, that the intention of the testator must prevail, in so far as that in- tention is expressed, or can be reasonably ascertained, from the whole clauses of the deed. " These cases were not decided on the authority of the civil law, though some mention of it was made incidentally. Nor do they otherwise support the contention of the Appellants ; for they are distinguishable from the present case, not only in the clauses and language o...f the deeds, but in the nature of the thing that was the subject of contention. In neither of them was there was any com- petition for a right of fee directly involved. In both of them the question was, whether the annual proceeds of a fund were to be wholly paid to the life-renters so long as any of them survived, or whether upon the death of each life-renter a portion of the annual proceeds was to be set apart and accumulated till a future period^ for the benefit of those who might ultimately become entitled to the fee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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some application to that question, but the governing rule is, that the intention of the testator must prevail, in so far as that in- tention is expressed, or can be reasonably ascertained, from the whole clauses of the deed. " These cases were not decided on the authority of the civil law, though some mention of it was made incidentally. Nor do they otherwise support the contention of the Appellants ; for they are distinguishable from the present case, not only in the clauses and language o...f the deeds, but in the nature of the thing that was the subject of contention. In neither of them was there was any com- petition for a right of fee directly involved. In both of them the question was, whether the annual proceeds of a fund were to be wholly paid to the life-renters so long as any of them survived, or whether upon the death of each life-renter a portion of the annual proceeds was to be set apart and accumulated till a future period^ for the benefit of those who might ultimately become entitled to the fee.
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