Johnson v. Schultz

The clauses of the bill which control the controversy provide that the amount bequeathed Minnie Schultz, or such portion thereof as remained undisposed of at the time of her death, was to go to her sisters or their heirs. The intention of the testator in this respect plainly appears to be that he did not intend that those who would normally inherit from Mrs. Schultz if she died without is,sue, should take the property. It also clearly appears that the identical property delivered to Minnie Schultz under the will remained unchanged and readily identifiable at her death. In fact, it is…