...shall inherit." It was determined by Lord Thurlow, that Edward Heath took an estate in fee, subject to an executory devise over, in the event of his dying without issue, or of his issue dying under the age of 21 years. , gave, devised, and bequeathed all the said copyhold...

...that is, either in the event of her son Benjamin's dying under twenty-one, which did not happen, or in the event of his dying without issue living at his death, which did happen, and consequently, that the happening of the latter contingency is sufficient to entitle...

...continue until the 5000/. should be raised as directed by the will ; and tbat the son would have taken au estate in fee in such estates, with an executory devise...had been made without the intervention of trustees, be having attained the age of twentyone. Glover v. Monckton, S Law JCP 189, s. <-. 3 Bing. 13. (M)...

...in the testator's real estates was in the trastees, and would so continue until the 5000/. should he raised as directed by the will ; and that the son...estates, with an executory devise over, in the event of bn dying without issue living at his death, in case tb* devise to him had been made without the intervention...

...of the younger branches of the family. In that case it was held that IV. F. took an estate in fee, with an executory devise over in the event of his dying without leaving issue, to such person as should be then, and in that event, heir at law of the testator. That...

...estate in the testator's real estates was in the trustees, and would continue until the 5000/. should be raised as directed by the will, and that the son would have taken an estate in fee in such estate, with an executory devise over in the event of his dying, without issue living at his death,...

...; and the Court of Common Pleas, on a case from Chancery, certified that he took an estate in fee, with an executory devise over in the event of his dying without having issue living at Ms death. The same principle probably would be considered as Suggested «. ....

...might leave by will to any of the younger branches of the family. It was held, that WF took a fee, with an executory devise over, in the event of his dying without leaving any children living at his decease ; because, the testator spoke of the estate going over "on...

...her separate use for life with remainder to her eldest or only son in fee, with executory limitations over in the event of his dying without issue, living at his decease. The settlement contained a power authorizing the trustees to apply the income of the property...

...5000?. was raised, and that, but for the intervention of the trustees, the son would have taken a fee, with an executory devise over in the event of his dying without issue living at the time of his death. On the part of the defendants, it is submitted that John, *the testator's son,...