Simpson v. Welsh

SHERICK, PJ.

Now the plaintiff concedes that if the grandchildren, Charles F. Welsh and Lewis C. Welsh, took a vested estate in remainder under the terms of the testator’s will, at the death of the testator the matter is ended and she cannot be concerned with the manner in which her kin disposed of the property. But if the grandchildren took a contingent estate in remainder, ascertainable only at the death of Eleanor Welsh, then she is vitally interested and entitled to the relief sought. This latter view is, of course, claimed by the plaintiff, and presents the only issue in the case.

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