Tate v. Tate
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtHines, J.
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
By the third and fourth items of his will the testator gave a joint estate to Lina and Amanda during the life of Lina, and a defeasible vested remainder to Amanda, subject to be divested upon her dying without child or grandchild during the life of Lina. Satterfield v. Tate, 132 Ga. 256 (64 S. E. 60). By the sixth item the testator directed that “if Lina and Amanda die leaving no child or children or grandchildren, then in that event the property not disposed of in their lifetime revert back to those who now by law would be entitled to the same if I had…
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