McBride v. Bullard

Sell, Justice.

1. Tie trustee named in the deed on which the plaintiffs rely.was not trustee for the life-tenant only, but was trustee “for the life-tenant and remaindermen, and the trust was executory at least until the death of the life-tenant, when the possibility of her having children would become extinct, and it could be ascertained to whom the estate would ultimately go. Ford v. Cook, 73 Ga. 215; Dean v. Central Cotton Press Co., 64 Ga. 670; In re Dougan, 139 Ga. 351 (77 S. E. 158, 48 L. R. A. (N. S.) 868, Ann. Cas. 1914B, 868).” Watts v. Boothe, 148 Ga. 376 (96 S. E. 863). See also…