Martin's Estate

Bolger, J.,

The aphorism that “no will has a brother” is well illustrated by the' instant testament. The cases interpreting gifts of fractional interests of estates as cited in Plunter’s Orphans’ Court Common Place Book, vol. 2, p. 857, par. 19 (o) and other like cases, including Haak’s Estate, 342 Pa. 93, Wallace’s Estate, 234 Pa. 459; Watson v. Smith, 210 Pa. 190; Finney’s Appeal, 113 Pa. 11; Reed v. Reed, 9 Watts 263; Windt’s Estate, 110 Pa. Superior Ct. 124; Wood’s Estate, 267 Pa. 462, and Timothy’s Estate, 7 D. & C. 167, while dealing with similar questions present different problems and,…