National Bank of Commerce v. Ritter

Hart, C. J.,

(aifter stating the facts). It is conceded that the only question presented by the appeal is whether L. V. Ritter has a vested interest under the terms of his father’s will which may in equity be subjected to the payment of appellant’s judgment ag’ainst him. Counsel for appellant insist that the proper interpretation of the will is that L. Y. Ritter took under the will a vested remainder upon the death of the testator, and that his interest could be sold under execution issued in favor of appellant under its judgment against him during the life estate of the widow. On the other…