Taylor v. Kemp
Supreme Court of Georgia
Estates. Wills. Remainders. Title. Equity. Prescription. Sales. Jurisdiction,. Trusts. Bona jides■„ Practice. Before Judge Lumpkin. Screven superior court. November term, 1889. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
In 3859, Alexander Kemp made his will and appointed his wife and his son, W. W. Kemp, and another?, executors. The testator devised to his son William certain land to be delivered to him when and as soon as he should become 21 years of age, and not before. The executors were directed to permit his son to use the land without charge for waste so long as be should live, not subject, however, to his debts or contracts, “nor to. be-rented even by him/'5' hut to use it as á home whenever he might think fit, “-and after his death then share aud share alike to his children, and…
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