Harris v. Cole

1. Where a testator, after directing the payment of his debts, devised all of his realty and, save as to certain pecuniary legacies, all of his personalty to his wife for life or widowhood, with remainder to named children, and declared that they might occupythe landswith her “so long as they agree and want to,” and appointed her executrix; and, after his death all the devisees remained in possession of the land devised until the death of the widow: Held, nothing more appearing, that there was no such assent by the executrix to the devises in remainder as would prevent a due administration of…