Jamison v. McWhorter
Supreme Court of Delaware
Case Stated on questions reserved by the Superior Court for New Castle County.
1Opinion of the Court
Comegys, C. J. :
The questions submitted by the foregoing case, are, in effect—
1st. What estate did Clarence Jamison take under the will of his father, the testator ?
2d. Was the mortgage made, of the “ Capelle Farm,” by virtue of lawful authority?
There are two conclusions which may be drawn from the language employed by the testator in settling his estate. That language *251—or rather so much of it as concerns the question of title is in these words—bringing the several expressions together :
“ I give, devise and bequeath unto my said executor and the guardian hereinafter named and appointed for my…
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