McAfee v. Lehman
98 A. 594, 253 Pa. 319, 1916 Pa. LEXIS 831
Opinion
The property which the appellant claims belongs to him in fee simple was devised to him for life only. Upon his death it passes to his children as purchasers, for the testator devised it to them. They take from him, and not by devolution from their father.
Judgment affirmed.
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McAfee v. Lehman, 98 A. 594, 253 Pa. 319, 1916 Pa. LEXIS 831 (Pa. 1916).
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