...of mouths equal to the duration of pregnancy. Now tbeterm of suspence and accumulation directed-by Mr. Thellusson is confined to the lives of persons...time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, ie inventresamereni his decease, and the life of the longest liver of them; and thus, being confined...

...and the life of the survivor of them, and for 21 years after the survivor's decease^ and a further number of months equal to the duration of pregnancy. Now the term of suspence and accumulation directed by Mr. Thellusson is confined to the lives of persons in being at...

...duration of pregnancy. And that as the term of suspence and accumulation, dirtcti-d by Mr. Thclluson, was confined to the lives of persons in being at the time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, or in ventre sa mere at his decease, and the life of the longest liver of them, without any reference...

...of pregnancy. And that as the term of suspence and accumulation, directed by Mr. Thellusou, •was confined to the lives of persons in being at the time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, or in venire sa mere at his decease, and the life of the loiigest liver of them, without any re{eranee...

...might have done. The second objection which has been made in this* case is, that the testator has added to the lives of persons, in being at the time of his decease, those of persons not then born. It becomes, therefore, necessary to discover, in what sense the testator...

...might have done. The second objection which has been made in this case is, that the testator has added to the lives of persons, in being at the time of his decease,, those of persons not then born. It becomes, therefore, necessary to discover, in what sense the testator...

...daughter an estate in fee. The whole estate is given to her, unless there should be other children at the time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, and in that event they are to participate. Then conies the limitation over, upon which the question...

...daughter an estate in fee. The whole estate is given to her, unless there should be other children at the time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, and in that event they are to participate. Then conies the limitation over, upon which the question...

...have done. " The second objectio'n which has been made in this case is, that the testator has added to the lives of persons, in being at the time of his decease, those of persons not then born. It becomes, therefore, necessary to discover, in what sense the testator...

...duration of pregnancy. And that as the term of suspense and accumulation, directed by Mr. Thelluson, was confined to the lives of persons in being at the time of his decease, or born in due time afterwards, or en venire sa mere at his decease, and the life of the longest liver of them, without any reference...