1. Messenger v. Anderson, No. 150., SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Argued January 19, 22, 1912. , June 2, 1912, Decided
OVERVIEW: A will provision that nothing in it was to be construed to deprive the testator's sons of the power to dispose of their shares by will showed that testator meant the sons to be owners of his estate, subject to a divesting clause for failure of issue.
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