Lesser v. Lesser

There is sufficient in the will to authorize the court to give it a judicial construction.

The axiomatic rule is, that effect must be given to each and every part of a will and to the testator’s intention, which, when ascertained, must control. That the testator intended his executrix might sell the realty is evidenced by these words : “I hereby consent to the partition, upon the consent of my executrix Tillin' Siegel, and sale of any and all realty in which I may have any hereditary interest, said interest being acquired from Leopold Siegel.” Whatever realty the testator died possessed of was…