Armstrong Junior College Commission v. Livesey

Gbioe, Justice.

(After the foregoing statement of facts.)

The words “life-estate,” “estate” during spinsterhood, and ■•“remainder” are nowhere used in the will, but their absence does not affect the character of the estates created, if estates for life or spin sterhood and an estate in remainder result from the language used. While the giving clause refers only to “income,” this is sufficient to carry an estate in the realty itself. Code, § 113-805. The first estates carved out of the property were limited estates to the daughters, or the second daughter after the marriage or death of the…