Hardee v. . Rivers
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBarnhill, J.
A devise generally or indefinitely with power of disposition creates a fee. G. S., 31-38; Patrick v. Morehead, 85 N. C., 62; Herring v. Williams, 158 N. C., 1, 73 S. E., 218; Darden v. Matthews, 173 N. C., 186, 91 S. E., 835; Carroll v. Herring, 180 N. C., 369, 104 S. E., 892; Weaver v. Kirby, 186 N. C., 387, 119 S. E., 564; Roane v. Robinson, 189 N. C., 628, 127 S. E., 626. But a devise for life with power of disposition creates a life estate only. Troy v. Troy, 60 N. C., 624; Chewning v. Mason, 158 N. C., 578, 74 S. E., 357; Tillelt v. Nixon, 180 N. C., 195, 104 S. E., 352; Alexander v.…
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