Wilson v. D'Atro

While the intent of the testator is very poorly expressed in the third paragraph of the will, it can be discerned without great difficulty. He does not name the two sons who are to be the recipients of his bounty,.-but that he meant the two other than Frank D’Atro is-evident. In the fifth paragraph he makes it entirely clear that he did not intend Frank to share in the general distribution of his estate, and the gift over in the sixth paragraph of “all my property,” should the other two sons, whom he names, die wiíhout issue, clearly implies that they are the ones to whom in the first…