Mosgrove v. MacH

-—In construing the will of a testator, the controlling objective is to determine from the entire written instrument the testamentary intent; and if such ascertained intent is not contrary to law or public policy and it is capable of being made effective to accomplish testator’s intent with respect to the subjects, objects and purposes as expressed in the will, such ascertained legal intent should be carried into effect.

“In the construction of a will, the intention of the testator, as therein expressed, shall prevail over all other considerations, if consistent with the principles of law. To…