182 Ga. 502 | Ga. | 1936
It is a settled rule that a court will not by construction reduce an estate once devised absolutely in fee, by limitations contained in subsequent parts of the will, unless the intent to limit the devise is clearly and unmistakably manifested. If the expression' relied upon to limit the fee once devised be doubtful, the doubt should be resolved in favor of the absolute
The bill of exceptions was tendered in time, and it contains express exceptions to the final judgment. Consequently the motion to dismiss the writ of error is overruled.
Judgment reversed.