Taylor's Estate

Henderson, J.,

Little need be added to the clear and convincing opinion of the Auditing Judge.

The argument in support of a violation of the rule, at least so far as the provision for the grandchildren is concerned, is based on the assumption that he did not give a life estate to the grandchildren, but gave them three different estates for years, and lasting throughout their lives, i. e., support until they reach the age of twenty-one; the whole income from twenty-one to thirty; then a gift of one-half the principal, and income on the balance for life.

The presumption is that a testator does not…