Striker v. Daly

The action is in ejectment; the facts are undisputed, and but a single question of law is involved.

In 1883 Joseph M. L. Striker died leaving a will which disposed of real and personal property, and which was admitted to probate on Jxily 12, 1883. He gave to his grandmother the income from his estate for life. After her death he gave the income of the estate to his brother, Elsworth L. Striker, for life. Subject to these life estates he gave, devised and bequeathed his whole estate to the legal heirs of his said brother. The last two clauses of his will read as follows: “ Sixth. I hereby fully…