Johnson v. Atchinson

Oscar Huston died in 1904. By will, duly admitted to probate, he devised land:

■“To my son Arthur O. Huston * * * to be held used and enjoyed by him the said Arthur 0. Huston for his use benefit and profit for during and to the end of his natural life to be fully determined and ended upon his decease and upon the death of said Arthur 0. Huston I give and devise the same to the nearest of ldn to him the said Arthur 0. Huston surviving him.”

We are called upon in this appeal to construe the foregoing language. Speaking in general terms, we are asked to determine whether the remainder after the…