Clay v. Clay
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 2Í — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL FROM FAYETTE CIBOUIT COURT. cited 2 Williams on Ex., 727: 4 Kent, 536.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE B.OBEKTSON
delivered the opinion op the court:
The only question for onr consideration is, whether, as adjudged by the circuit court, the surviving widow of James B. Clay, who died intestate, is entitled to a distributive portion of a fund bequeathed by the will of his deceased father, Henry Clay, of Ashland, in the following words — succeeding a bequest of a residual portion of personalty to each of his two sons, Thomas H. and James B. Clay — “It is my will and intention that the said fund, in equal proportions, shall finally pass to such persons as each of my said sons, as to his part,…
2Cited by5 opinions
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