Walters v. Young

The Chancellor.

A legatee to whom a legacy of. one thousand dollars was given by the will of Alfred L. Ainscow filed a bill to make payment of it a charge upon the real estate of the deceased. By the will made November 17, 1913, the testator directed the payment of his debts, gave several pecuniary legacies aggregating thirty-two thousand dollars, followed by a gift of the residue to the testator’s daughter for life with a gift in remainder upon her deáth. There were no words in the will of special significance to show testamentary intention to charge on the land payment of the legacies. At…