Alexander v. . Fleming

T. A. Fleming devised his real property to his wife “to be used during her natural life,” and directed that it be partitioned after her death among the four children named in his will, subject to the provision, “If any one of my children above named die without leaving-heirs of their body then all that they have inherited under this will shall revert to my estate and be equally divided among my surviving children or their bodily heirs if any one of them be dead and left children.” After the death of the life tenant the land was divided among the testator’s three surviving children and the…