Rose City Co. v. Langloe

At the time of his death, J. J. Bichardson owed the property described in the mortgage. By the provisions of his will (for a copy see Bussone v. Marsh, 140 Or. 331 (12 P. (2d) 329)) he devised these premises to Sarah Palmer Bichardson, his widow, the mortgagor. In the Bnssone case, wherein the identical will now before us was construed, we held that the will passed to the widow a life estate with power to alienate the fee, and that upon her death what remained went to the children. We remain entirely satisfied with that conclusion. The new question presented by the children in this appeal is…