Booth v. Baker
Hawaii Supreme Court
QUESTIONS RESERVED BY ClRCÜIT JüDGE, FlRST ClRCÜIT.
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
JUDD, C.J.
Tbe testatrix, Malie Kabai, died on tbe 15tb August, 1894, having made a will tbe previous year by wbicb sbe devised *544and bequeathed all her property, real and personal, to her beloved niece, Elizabeth Kahalelaukoa Baker, as an estate descendible to her children and her descendants in a direct line, Elizabeth to receive $30 a month during; her minority and “on attaining her majority to have all the benefits of the land during her lifetime, but she is not to dispose of any of the real or personal property to any one, and if she should have a child during her…
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