Kramer v. Larson
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBoslaugh, J.
Jacob F. Duis, a resident of Dawson County, died testate. He was the owner of a large amount of prop-' erty, principally real estate. The dispositive provisions of the duly probated will of the deceased are as follows: A devise of a quarter section of land in Custer County to the trustees of a named church in trust for its benefit subject to the condition that if it ceased to perform the functions of a church for more than a year the real estate should revert to the estate of the testator and in that event it was devised to George A. Duis for his life and the remainder to the issue of his…
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