Onderdonk v. Ackerman

— The objections to the title to the property , involved in this action, so far as they relate to or arise under the will of Henry Mott, cannot, in my opinion, be sustained.

The power given to each of the daughters of Henry Mott by his will was not a power to create another trust, but a power to dispose absolutely of the fee of the third part, to the interest and income of which each daughter was entitled *319during her lifetime, under the trusts created by his will, and neither of the daughters having had issue, each of them could, under the terms of Henry Mott’s will, transfer to her appointee…