56 Pa. Super. 207 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1914
Opinion by
Where the testator gives the first taker the estate, or what is practically the same thing, the power to consume the whole, and yet manifests his expectation, if not his intention, that it shall not all be consumed, the question arises whether the will has limited the estate given, or has attempted to deprive the estate given of some of its essential legal properties. It is along this line of distinction that the many cases involving the construction of wills similar to the one in question must be classified: Allen v.
The judgment is affirmed.