Cooper v. Davis

Erost conveyed described land to Mrs. W. H. Cooper “for and during her natural life,” with remainder in fee to “her children, if any in life at the time of her death; . . and in the event there is no child or children to take said remainder, then the said property to go to W. H. Cooper for and during his natural life, with remainder to his child or children, if any in life at the time of his death, in fee simple, forever; and in the event *671of the failure of the estates herein created for lack of parties to take, . . the said . . real estate to revert” to the grantor. The mineral interests and…